[Hacksaw]

Have to wonder what kind of adults would do something like this.

[Jeff Chandler]

ANOTHER teen killed herself over a MySpace hoax?

[Jaysun]

Have to wonder what kind of adults would do something like this.

Indeed. I also wonder what else was wrong with the girl. You have to be close to the edge if a failed romance is all it takes to push you over.

[MHT]

Today the St. Louis Post Dispatch ran a headline that Atty Gen. Nixon has a 9-pt poll lead over the current Gov. Blunt. If Nixon really wanted to do something as AG to help people, he might take this case on. Surely this a form of harrassment that could be prosecuted.

[Cacique]

Thirteen? At thirteen this kid is having a romance? Heck, I don't think even at 21 are you mature enough to be in any relationship. Something is seriously wrong with our society.

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[sitetest]

“Have to wonder what kind of adults would do something like this.”

Vile minions of Satan.

[xtinct]

Parents should have nip her Internet activity in the bud with parental controls on the family computer.

MySpace - no one under 14 but it's up to parents to decide if their younger teen is mature enough to use that web site.

[Tall_Texan]

I don’t think the Meiers have a criminal case. But I do think they have a civil one for wrongful death if they knew Megan was emotionally fragile and on anti-depressants. Not that there is much chance they will collect even if found guilty.

The parents are divorcing (imagine the fights they’ve had over this) and they’ll never get their daughter back. It’s just a really sad situation but the fact that a parent chose to set up a deliberate fraud rather than trying to be the adult in the situation is, in my belief, liable for civil damages.

[nuconvert]

Read this a few days ago. Very sad

[Doohickey]

Have to wonder what kind of adults would do something like this.

The kind that make one wish Hell had an observation deck.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Why would the parents want their thirteen year old daughter exposed MySpace?

When a child enters the world of the internet, it’s like having the entire world sitting in your living room. What parent would want their child exposed to the evil in the world, when a child is not capable of handling it?

[cubreporter]

That’s what we think too. Why would a supposedly responsible adult take part in such a mean, cruel hoax?

[Sender]

Have to wonder what kind of adults would do something like this.

The kind that will now have sleepless nights, watching and listening for the rest of their short, tense lives. At least I hope so.

[anonsquared]

The district attorney is saying that he can’t find a law to charge the perps with.
For starters, why aren’t authorities pulling any minor children out of the perps household as they are obviously unfit parents?

[metmom]

Ones that never grew up, at the very least...

Heartless, soulless,.... um,.... nevermind......Just fill in the blanks yourself.

[Between the Lines]

Police Cite 'Air of Vigilantism' in Response to Girl's Suicide