She, like others who've lost their jobs for similar transgressions, was a high-profile journalist, bound by professional rules of accuracy and objectivity. Swenson's imagination suffers no such restrictions. Peabody police said Tuesday the case had been turned over to the FBI in Kansas City. The FBI is not usually involved unless losses are much higher than that, like in the multiple thousands of dollars. Still, legality's not the point here.
Common sense is.
John Dominik, Minnesota father of two and a Web logger himself, was one of the people who believed in Kaycee Nicole. I couldn't do anything about it at the time, so I went to bed. What Dominik knows, he says, is that he's learned a lesson about living life online. In the 'dumb things I've done' folder rather than the 'inspirations' file. Friends pulling together to honor a spirit that showed great courage, great compassion, and great hope for the future.