Creepy blogging

     Many people use their blogs to vent out feelings that they might not be able to express in real life. Hell I am one of those people. However, should these blogs be filtered to see if they are admitting to a crime. The reason I am thinking this is because I just read an online article about the suspect in the Idaho kidnapper who kidnapped Shasta Groene and Dylan Groene. Luckily people recognized the young girl in a IHOP or place like that. Now the authorities are waiting for the results of the DNA testing they are having on  remains found in Montana that might be Dylan Groene.

      It turns out the suspect had a blog called "Blogging the Fifth Nail". In it he spoke about the "demons" of his mind, and the temptation he had to act on his impulses. The last entry was on May 11 around the time that the murders and kidnapping were committed. Should the authorities been knocking on his door to see what he was doing? 

     This also makes me think about some of the blogs that I have come across on other journal sites about people committing heinous crimes about molesting, killing, and raping minors. We don’t know whether these people have a horrible sense of humor , are they really committing these crimes, or are they exposing their fantasies to try to get out of them.

     Sorry for making no sense because you’d be surprised about how many blogs I’ve came across that had this nature. Now I’m wondering if children were really hurt in those things.

–Peace