Comments on: UPDATE: Jury finds woman guilty of misdemeanor in MySpace hoax trial http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/ Your daily dose of evil Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:58:05 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: USS Yorktown http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-42700 USS Yorktown Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:33:16 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-42700 Judge Tentatively Acquits Woman in MySpace Case http://www.abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=7984588 Judge Tentatively Acquits Woman in MySpace Case

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]]> By: Natalie http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-39352 Natalie Mon, 25 May 2009 18:44:38 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-39352 I don't disagree with your general point, Loula Cherry. But as a hard-core victims-rights type, I have to remind everyone that in this particular case, Tina Meier did way more things right than most parents. Megan didn't know the password to her MySpace account. She could only log on with her mother's knowledge and permission. And Tina kept up on what was happening with Megan's online world. There is simply no way to prepare for the eventuality that the fat old mom next door has targeted your child and has no psychological barriers to sexually stimulating 13-year-old girls. How could anyone expect anything like that? Sometimes you're just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and that's what happened to the Meiers. The only way to keep stuff like this from happening is through deterrence. It seems very possible the judge will dismiss the charges against Lori on July 2. Lori clearly believes that if she can beat the charges on technicalities that everyone will have to apologize to her and start buying ad space in the fucking Drew Advantage again. It's up to all of us to show her she's wrong. I don’t disagree with your general point, Loula Cherry. But as a hard-core victims-rights type, I have to remind everyone that in this particular case, Tina Meier did way more things right than most parents. Megan didn’t know the password to her MySpace account. She could only log on with her mother’s knowledge and permission. And Tina kept up on what was happening with Megan’s online world.

There is simply no way to prepare for the eventuality that the fat old mom next door has targeted your child and has no psychological barriers to sexually stimulating 13-year-old girls. How could anyone expect anything like that? Sometimes you’re just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and that’s what happened to the Meiers.

The only way to keep stuff like this from happening is through deterrence. It seems very possible the judge will dismiss the charges against Lori on July 2. Lori clearly believes that if she can beat the charges on technicalities that everyone will have to apologize to her and start buying ad space in the fucking Drew Advantage again. It’s up to all of us to show her she’s wrong.

]]> By: LoulaCherry http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-39329 LoulaCherry Mon, 25 May 2009 13:10:07 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-39329 This has truly been a dreadful case, i've not followed it all, more like picked up snippets like on this site, but my gut feeling is that as parents we do need to be pro-active in raising our children, either we take our responsibility full on or we allow our kids to be raised by mtv, myspace, bebo etc and at risk of being labelled nosey by my kids i think its essential to monitor their site use! I'm not blaming megans mum btw, drew was responsible, but as parents we need to ensure our kids are as safe in cyberspace as much as we do out in the real world... This was really cruel of drew tho, i have teenage girls, all hormones and giggles, they are an easy target as their emotions all up and down. Shame on you lori drew, you are unfit to parent any child... :( This has truly been a dreadful case, i’ve not followed it all, more like picked up snippets like on this site, but my gut feeling is that as parents we do need to be pro-active in raising our children, either we take our responsibility full on or we allow our kids to be raised by mtv, myspace, bebo etc and at risk of being labelled nosey by my kids i think its essential to monitor their site use! I’m not blaming megans mum btw, drew was responsible, but as parents we need to ensure our kids are as safe in cyberspace as much as we do out in the real world… This was really cruel of drew tho, i have teenage girls, all hormones and giggles, they are an easy target as their emotions all up and down. Shame on you lori drew, you are unfit to parent any child… :(

]]> By: Mazzi http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-39295 Mazzi Mon, 25 May 2009 02:02:15 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-39295 Wow - you know, I never really thought about it that way, but you are absolutely right. Psychological child molestation. Damn. You are also right about the heroic actions of the US Attorneys. I don't always agree with them, but in this case Drew deserved punishment, and just because the laws didn't anticipate her level of criminal behavior, she should not have been allowed to walk away scott free. All I know is that Karma is a bitch, and Lori Drew is getting a taste of it now. Wow – you know, I never really thought about it that way, but you are absolutely right. Psychological child molestation. Damn.

You are also right about the heroic actions of the US Attorneys. I don’t always agree with them, but in this case Drew deserved punishment, and just because the laws didn’t anticipate her level of criminal behavior, she should not have been allowed to walk away scott free.

All I know is that Karma is a bitch, and Lori Drew is getting a taste of it now.

]]> By: Natalie http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-39289 Natalie Mon, 25 May 2009 00:11:40 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-39289 Megan wasn't "harassed." Megan wasn't "cyberbullied." She didn't kill herself because "someone said mean things to her." You hear that stuff in these discussions. Megan killed herself because the creepy old sociopath next door spent six weeks playing with her sexual feelings - think about it, gleefully, methodically stimulating the sexual feelings of a child - and then used the feelings she had drawn out of Megan to humiliate her in front of everyone she knew in the world. It's nothing less than psychological child molestation. The U.S. Attorneys in Los Angeles have done heroic work trying to get some kind of verdict that can give the Meiers some closure. But, regardless of the outcome, the only true consequences Lori will ever experience is from society. According to her attorney, Lori hasn't worked in eighteen months and is flat broke. So that part is working, so far. The world should remain relentless on this horrible old witch, at least until she takes some responsibility, shows a glimmer of remorse, does something to help her victim's family get on with their lives. I don't see that coming any time soon. Megan wasn’t “harassed.” Megan wasn’t “cyberbullied.” She didn’t kill herself because “someone said mean things to her.” You hear that stuff in these discussions.

Megan killed herself because the creepy old sociopath next door spent six weeks playing with her sexual feelings – think about it, gleefully, methodically stimulating the sexual feelings of a child – and then used the feelings she had drawn out of Megan to humiliate her in front of everyone she knew in the world. It’s nothing less than psychological child molestation.

The U.S. Attorneys in Los Angeles have done heroic work trying to get some kind of verdict that can give the Meiers some closure. But, regardless of the outcome, the only true consequences Lori will ever experience is from society. According to her attorney, Lori hasn’t worked in eighteen months and is flat broke. So that part is working, so far.

The world should remain relentless on this horrible old witch, at least until she takes some responsibility, shows a glimmer of remorse, does something to help her victim’s family get on with their lives. I don’t see that coming any time soon.

]]> By: Anonymous http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-35332 Anonymous Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:34:20 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-35332 In all honesty, I believe the mother should be charged with ONLY harassment charges. Think about it, she didn't physically murder that girl, the dumbass killed herself. It's the girls fault completely. If she didn't like being harassed on myspace, there is a red x in the corner of your browser for that. The mother was trying to be involved with her daughter, and I agree, harassing another girl isn't a great bonding solution, but she didn't actually use a force to kill someone else. They committed suicide, that's their problem. In all honesty, I believe the mother should be charged with ONLY harassment charges. Think about it, she didn’t physically murder that girl, the dumbass killed herself.
It’s the girls fault completely. If she didn’t like being harassed on myspace, there is a red x in the corner of your browser for that.
The mother was trying to be involved with her daughter, and I agree, harassing another girl isn’t a great bonding solution, but she didn’t actually use a force to kill someone else.
They committed suicide, that’s their problem.

]]> By: HulkHusky http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-31132 HulkHusky Mon, 09 Feb 2009 09:51:33 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-31132 This bitch should burn in hell. Man if I ever go crazy one day im gonna find where this bitch lives and slowly cut her head off This bitch should burn in hell. Man if I ever go crazy one day im gonna find where this bitch lives and slowly cut her head off

]]> By: USS Yorktown http://pysih.com/2008/11/20/update-opening-arguments-begin-in-lori-drew-federal-trial/#comment-29067 USS Yorktown Thu, 15 Jan 2009 06:23:19 +0000 http://pysih.com/?p=2415#comment-29067 I wonder how Lori Drew will be viewed let say 10 or 50 years later? I know people in her shoes are reviled even in death. Regardless of going to prison or getting sued, she will be join a list of infamous people with other evil figures like Lizzie Borden, Jeffrey Dahmer, Seung-Hui Cho, Eric Harris/Dylan Klebold, John Wayne Gacy, 9/11 Terrorists, Adolf Hitler, and Joseph Stalin. I wonder how Lori Drew will be viewed let say 10 or 50 years later? I know people in her shoes are reviled even in death. Regardless of going to prison or getting sued, she will be join a list of infamous people with other evil figures like Lizzie Borden, Jeffrey Dahmer, Seung-Hui Cho, Eric Harris/Dylan Klebold, John Wayne Gacy, 9/11 Terrorists, Adolf Hitler, and Joseph Stalin.

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