Recently a Twitter friend of mine was murdered. There may have been signs. Would you recognized them from your online friends? Would you be able to tell if they seemed happy most of the time and excited about a blogger contest they were in? The post was written to help her two children left behind from the brutual murder of their mom. Locals have collected clothing for them and there is a new fundraising event coming up in March to collect money too. Whenever a friend on sical media goes missing for more than 24 hours I know send a text message if I know them well enough.

“Let us do our yell for you!” laughed B’Wana Don, and three voices merged in a cacophony of idiotic verbalizations designed to evoke vandal berserker cheerleading, practiced together since prepuberty, and a true work of art, until they couldn’t take it anymore and they laughed like they were in their twenties and could do anything.

Anyone who was following the Casey Anthony case undoubtedly knows by now she was acquitted of the charge of murdering her daughter Caylee. Shocked and outraged citizens have been talking nonstop about the case and the outcome on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. Most recently, a petition was started by a Durant, Oklahoma woman in an attempt to enact a new law making it a federal offense for a parent or guardian not to notify law enforcement authorities of a missing child in a timely manner.