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  Infinite | July 04, 2007
  Wow, she faces 2 years in prison if she is found guilty just for trying to meet the kid? That's stupid. If his parents set up the meeting and were there with their kid then what's the big deal?
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  Seeker X | July 04, 2007
  In jail for what charge?!
  
  The parents ALLOWED the kid to meet her. And he's 17 years old for *bleep*'s sake.
  
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  in the words of her housemate, "they could sort it all out" with the parents. She claims that the teenager's folks even arranged the trip.

  There's no actual evidence that the parents set up the meeting. Which can explain why she was arrested before she even got to the boy in the first place.
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    SS4Gogeta | July 04, 2007
    Well SeekerX don't you find it odd the police knew exactly where to pick her up?
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  Sungod Okami | July 04, 2007
  It's not like she molested him or something. There's no law against meeting someone you met on the internet. I guess it's because he's a minor.
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  Seeker X | July 04, 2007
  I'm guessing the parents pressed charges because the whole thing was going on without their permission. But that case really shouldn't hold, he's only a minor by the Law's standards, I find it hard to believe he's some sort of virgin, innocent dude.
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  tallteen86 | July 04, 2007
  Seeker X, lol, I'm sure there will be people saying..."He is a WoW player...of course he is a virgin!" ;;
  
  But did she even know his age? I would assume so though...
  
  Too bad for her *shrugs shoulders*
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  JJBDude | July 04, 2007
  Does seem really harsh that, but hey that's what you get for meddling around on the internet, trying to meet up with people you don't actually properly know.
  
  Is a bit sick too, 31 and 17 is too big a gap.
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  Cruxis Mana | July 04, 2007
  <sup>I knew that some people took gaming to far, but Geez ^^ !
  17 and 31 is a huge gap as well - Its nearly like going out with your own Mother
  
  It makes you think though, what on earth would possess you do try and do something like this all because of WoW ??</sup>
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    Deis | July 04, 2007
    Well, I am Steely Phil drove two thousand miles for me. I flew to America. People do crazy things, in the words of Meg, when they're in love.
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  Goyun SSJ15 | July 04, 2007
  Well, you know, if people weren't such losers that they need to forge relationships over things like games and the internet, then this wouldn't have happened. Not that hard to meet someone you ACTUALLY could get to know, not over a chat room etc.
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  Seeker X | July 04, 2007
  Whoa whoa whoa. Easy on the online relationship bashing, I can think of many reasons why it's better to get with someone online than in person, and in no way is this wrong or degrading or stupid in any way.
  Hell they were going to meet anyways, so I say good for them.
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  Deviant | July 04, 2007
  Why would someone go thousands of miles to meet someone who they met online? Why not just see if you ever meet otherwise?
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  Arcaida | July 04, 2007
  Did it ever occur to anyone that friendships or relationships that start over the internet aren't always god awful or *bleep*ed up or the like? I mean, shit.
  
  Well, this I certainly hold my head away from, seeing as 31 and 17 is too much, especially when pushing legality and shit like that. But say two 31 year olds? By all means, to each their own. Just because they met online doesn't mean shit.
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  Robert Ninja | July 14, 2007
  True, Arcaida, the internet basically smallens the world, so it's actually more likely you'll find people you like with a worldwide search. No wonder it happens all the time, and nobody say you haven't done it.