Police Using YouTube to Catch Killers

Accommodate Students writes "The BBC is reporting on Greater Manchester police's attempts to use YouTube to catch the killers of the 15 year old, Jessie James. The video features a message from Jessie's mother Barbara Reid and sister Rosemary. BBC radio news has said this is the first time the police force have used YouTube in this way to catch criminals." Update: 10/08 07:40 GMT by Z : Sorry, misunderstood the situation. Thanks for the clarification.

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Re:Pick all that apply

[nwbvt]

There are "middle class caucasian girls" who die tragic deaths or who go missing or who are raped, etc., all the time, only a small few make the national news circuit. Furthermore that is not at all limited to "middle class caucasian girls", there are numerous examples of crimes against minorities, boys/men, and poor people who make the news all the time (the Duke rape case is a prime example, yes she was a chick, but still meets two of the three).

Re:Pick all that apply

[kz45]

"You would not consider it newsworthy in the States because it's not a middle class caucasian girl and is not being shown around the clock on CNN."

Funny. When Fox news shows non-caucasian murders and other crimes it's considered racist by the left.