"Give It A Rest."

That's what the parents of Megan Meier were told when they confronted the person who is responsible for the events leading up to their daughter's suicide.

The culprit has been named Lori Drew, a mother of the daughter who actually knew Megan. This adult woman uses an 18-year old to set up a MySpace page to emotionally toy with and psychologically destroy a vulnerable 13-year old girl. If that isn't evil . . .

Adding insult to injury, there will be no prosecution:

"The actions of the Drews and Grills are not criminal under existing state law, because their intent was never to harm, stalk, endanger or harass," said Jack Banas, St. Charles County prosecuting attorney in Missouri.

WTF?

I don't think I would ever get selected to serve on a jury. The justice system is so flawed with loopholes and people get away with murder. And I'm not just talking about O.J. So they might as well stop sending me those jury duty notices.

But now there has been deliverance and it's called cyber justice.

Somebody had posted personal information about the Drews on the Web, including their phone numbers and even information about Lori's business, Drew Advantage.

http://www.lawrenceconnor.com/lori_drew.html

Lori and her husband, Curt, have been getting death threats, their house vandalized, a brick thrown through their window, and the list goes on.

I admit. It brought a smile to my face when I heard this.

There is a powerful vehicle to utilize so justice can be truly served.

*puts on a pair of sunglasses, and walks away into the sunset*

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Movie Pic of the Month

"I broke my own rule. I started to give a fuck."

Tears of the Sun - I've always had a fascination with elite military forces, particularly the U.S. Navy SEALs. The first movie I ever saw that depicted them very accurately was G.I. Jane directedy by Ridley Scott (American Gangster, Gladiator, Thelma & Louise, Alien). Tears of the Sun is about a SEALs team who started to question their own motives and actions during a mission in Africa.