#1 in Trends Become a Trend Hunter:   Login or Join Now   Add a Trend
Trends Logo
   ALL    Tech    Fashion    Sex    Pop Culture    Celebs    Ads    Business    Eco    Art & Design    Life    Luxury    Science    Bizarre   More [+/-]
TrendopolyTrendopoly
 281 Trends
863,000 Views
94 Comments
Prodigy

SUBSCRIBE
Twitter Trends
Facebook Trends
Trend Report Newsletter
Trend Hunter TV
Trend Hunter Mobile
Trend Hunter RSS

One of Inc Magazine's Books of the Year Exploiting Chaos Cover
"You can thrive in times of loss"
Tweet This

Incriminating Google Searches Edit
Widow Imprisoned for Searching 'How to Murder'

Digg this TrendStumble this TrendShare this TrendEmailthis TrendEmbed This TrendShare This Trend



Incriminating Google Searches - Widow Imprisoned for Searching 'How to Murder'
Widow Imprisoned for Searching 'How to Murder'
 Published: Apr 27, 07
 Views: 4,745

Your Google searches can be the death of more than your unlucky spouse, as one unhappy housewife discovered. After her husband was murdered, her computer was sequestered and her recent Google search terms incriminated her, fingering her for the crime.

... prosecutors used the search results of a defendant to help with their case. Allegedly, a woman searched for "how to commit murder," "instant poisons," "undetectable poisons," and "fatal digoxin doses," days before her husband was murdered. As the Daily Record reports the State Police digital technology unit testified yesterday about those search results. This is not the first time search results have been used in court cases. The latest is that a woman is accused of searching for a variety of incriminating phrases days before her husband was murdered. Among the searches were "How to Commit Murder," "instant poisons," "undetectable poisons," and "fatal digoxin doses." (dailyrecord)

References:  techdirt, dailyrecord

Filed In: bizarre,  life,  lifestyle,  pop culture,  tech,  unique








Reactions
FOUR WAYS TO REACT: vote, favorite, add more examples of Incriminating Google Searches or comment about Widow Imprisoned for Searching 'How to Murder'.

Welcome Back!

New? Sign-up FREE [+/-]

Username
Remember Me!
Password
Forgot your password?

Become a Trend Hunter

Already a Member? Log in HERE [+/-]
Username &
Portfolio URL		 TrendHunter.com/
Full Name
Password
Password Confirm
E-Mail Address
You will be sent a confirmation e-mail to complete registration.

 Subscribe to our FREE Weekly Trend Newsletter
         Privacy by SafeSubscribe
 I agree to the Terms of Service

Terms of Services

All messages posted at this site express the views of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the owners and administrators of this site. By registering at this site you agree not to post any messages that are copyright violations, obscene, vulgar, slanderous, hateful, threatening, or that violate any laws. We will permanently ban all users who do so.

We reserve the right to remove, edit, or move any post for any reason. Our terms of service are subject to change without notice. Potential changes could relate to the layout, content, and / or revenue sharing. Content added to Trend Hunter may be edited before publication and becomes property of Trend Hunter Inc. Trend Hunter Portfolios could be removed or banned at any time, which could occur due to copyright violation, click fraud, abuse of any of our rules or for any other reason.


Submit the word you see below:




TREND HUNTER is the world's largest trend spotting and cool hunting community. It is an explosion of cool trends and ideas, fueled by a global network of trend spotters and cool hunters. By tracking the evolution of cool, Trend Hunters stimulate creativity and generate breakthrough ideas.

About Us   Journalim Internships   Trends   Trend Reports   Tools   Store   RSS (98 Flavors)   Innovation Keynotes   Exploiting Chaos   Terms of Use   Tips / Contact     Join
0.2438 - Hosted by web3
Trends and Content Copyright © TREND HUNTER Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Incriminating Google Searches