CNET editor's wife, daughters found; search continues

Seattle Reports MapQuest At Fault: Those who dislike investigative reporters hire gangster legals who hire gangsters (often youngsters who don't know better or folks without citizenship) to make life difficult for Cnet reporters.

The gangsters spoof MapQuest and send a family into an area that really should not be traveled in when there is snow. Hyothetical?

If we did not see spoofing all the time in the IT industry it could be dismissed out of hand as a wild conspiracy theory. But coupled with delay in getting cell phone coordinates and know the blaming of MapQuest by 770 radio in Seattle, the smell test applies.

The family was headed to a beach not skiing. How did they get lost to start with?; Posted by: mighetto Posted on: 12/05/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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