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MySpace Assault

A girl logs onto Myspace, posts some information about herself, and begins to chat to friends. Her parents may or may not be aware of her using the online chatting community- but either way they are soon to find out about the dangerous side of Myspace.
According to investigators, Frances Rinaldini, 22, has been charged with the sexual assault of a Lee High School student.
Rinaldini was arrested at work Friday afternoon and charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child, an incident that happened earlier in the week, police said.
Detectives said two Lee High School girls met two men on MySpace.com, exchanged phone numbers and reportedly met up at a home in Castle Hills on Monday, during school hours.


MySpace Chat Leads To Man's Arrest For Alleged Sexual Assault

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Anonymous said…
Kids are so often fearless. They don't think that their little space will be of interest to anyone but them, and maybe a couple of friends. Somehow, we have to make them aware that the very types of people who will seek them out, are the very people who they don't want to meet.
20/2/06
Anonymous said…
We have a 19 year old girl here in Vermont that is missing.She has a myspace site.She met a man and now she is missing.The man came from states away,stayed with her.The family kicked the man out.She left with a man with a man that has outstanding warrents in several states.Myspace is something that is very dangerous and should be removed from the internet.This site claims that it keeps its users safe but yet it has people post personal information in a public forum.
27/2/06
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