Craigslist Does It Again

[Lewis]

What kind of coward does this' why would some idiot want to hurt these senior people, it just gets to my nerves, that is why I am for the Death Penalty.

Suspect identified in missing Georgia couple case
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/01/25/missing-georgia-couple-craigslist-ad/22314713/

 

[reba]

 

[Deborah13]

 

[Gary]

They need to shut that site down.

 

[Lewis]

I think that craigslist has it's place but I think that the elderly should not be selling things and have to go meet up with people. I did it a few times selling my some of my cymbals and snares. One guy met me at my job and the other downtown Philly with a million people walking around.

 

[Gary]

A lady here in Minnesota was job hunting on Craig's List. She found what she was looking for. Made a call and set up an appointment to meet that evening. Moments after her arrival at the residence, she was dead. Killed with a 357. The kid that shot her said he wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone.

She was 19, looking for a job.

That's how safe Craig's List is.
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[Lewis]

10 terrifying Craigslist crimes and misdemeanors
http://www.dailydot.com/news/10-terrifying-craigslist-crimes-misdemeanors/

5 Craigslist crimes that will creep you out
http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/5-craigslist-crimes-that-will-creep-you-out/

My Scary Evening With the Craigslist Psycho
http://www.whereisjenny.com/2010/11/craigslist-psycho-scary-night/

 

[Lewis]

Bodies, Vehicle Found in Georgia Search for Missing Craigslist Car Couple
https://gma.yahoo.com/georgia-coupl...raigslist-143849890--abc-news-topstories.html

 

[Lewis]

Site has history
http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/26/justice/craigslist-missing-couple/index.html

Though the overwhelming majority of Craigslist transactions occur without incident, the site has a history of being co-opted by criminals.

Just in recent years, there have been numerous such instances. In Henderson, Nevada, police said a man placing an ad in July met three men at a park, who took him to a vacant house, tied him up, beat and robbed him, then escaped in his car.

In March, a San Jose, California, woman responding to an ad for a cellular phone was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint by two men who drove her to an ATM and demanded her passcode, police told a newspaper.

In May 2013, a Maine teenager drove to Portland to sell his BMW sedan to a 29-year-old who had responded to his Craigslist ad. The teen was allegedly forced into his own trunk and driven to Delaware, according to media reports and an FBI affidavit.