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Search for MySpace Party Shooting Gunman:
20-year-old Marcos Hernandez was shot and killed while attending an illegal party in Fresno, California that was advertised on Myspace.
The killer is still at large and police are asking that if you have any information to contact the Fresno County Sheriff’s Department.
Seriously kids, don’t attend these kinds of parties. They only invite trouble.
Teen In Trouble After Posting Party Attack Video on YouTube:
In shades of the infamous Victoria Lindsay beating a 14-year-old girl from Kerrville, Texas is in hot water for posting an assault of a 13-year-old girl on YouTube.
The victim was invited to a ‘party’. When she arrived at the party she was assaulted by the 14-year-old. The victim told no one until the video of the assault appeared on YouTube. The assailant is looking at a $500 fine. Maybe now her parents will pay attention.
Spanish house trashed after Bebo party:
Jodie Hudson’s parents have a house in Spain worth £4.5 million. Jodie just turned 16. Jodie’s parents said she could have her 16th birthday party in the £4.5 million house. So what does Jodie do to thank her parents? Why she posts an invitation to the party on Bebo and Facebook. What do you think happened next? Why, 400 people showed up and trashed the place of course.
Hundreds of teenagers took her at her word and swamped the venue, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. An estimated £6,000 of jewelery went missing, clothes were stolen, furniture smashed and a television thrown into the swimming pool.
Ms. Hudson the Younger doesn’t seem to have any remorse…
Writing on her Bebo site, Jodie wrote: “House party was fab, grounded for ever.”
Why have her parents allowed her back on Bebo?
Oh that’s right, filthy rich people probably pay someone else to do the parenting.
UPDATE 7/13/08: In case you haven’t heard by now the infamous party was a hoax.
Thousands of Facebook and MySpace gatecrashers turn up to girl’s 18th:
18-year-old Sarah Ruscoe invited 200 of closest friends to her 18th birthday party. That was before she posted about the party on MySpace and Facebook. Then 2,000 more people showed up and trashed her family’s £3million house.
Allegedly the party was also mentioned on BBC Radio 1 which broadcasts to all of England if I’m not mistaken.
Police with dogs and riot vans were called to break it up at around 9pm.
It just goes to show you that rich people aren’t necessarily bright.
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The international phenomenon of stupidity continues this time in the English town of Bournemouth.
A student there decided to throw a party and thought it would be a good idea to advertise the party on Bebo.
As you can expect 200 people showed up and trashed the neighborhood.
When police showed up a stand off ensued and the party goers threw cans and bottles at police.
The crown finally dispersed at 3 in the morning local time.
No word if charges will be filed against the party’s hostess.
Sphere: Related ContentWoman advertises party on MySpace; 3 men stabbed:
Let’s take the last two stories and combine them into one shall we?
A woman from California posted an open invitation to her 25th birthday party on MySpace. 300 people showed up. Much more than she was expecting.
As the night went on some people decided to get all stabby.
By the end of the night, three males had been stabbed and taken by air ambulance to trauma centers in San Jose and Stanford, said Hurley. One was stabbed in the neck, a second was stabbed on the side of his body and it’s unknown where the third victim was injured. All three are expected to recover, said Hurley.
MySpace really is the trailer park of the internet sometimes.
Sphere: Related ContentAnnie Lennox’s girl hit by the Internet gatecrash yobs:
I love the word yobs. Chavs too. My friend from the U.K. taught me those words.
Anyway, in what seems to be a recurring theme in England the daughter of Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox had her house trashed when word of party that was supposed to be just for friends leaked out onto MySpace.
The mayhem happened after Annie’s teenaged daughter Lola innocently let slip she was having a get-together at home while her film producer father Uri Fruchtmann was away.
But the email which was meant to get to just 30 close school friends ended up frenziedly circulating to hundreds of others. It is understood that the information about the party spread on websites like MySpace.
What did the gate crashers do to the house? Oh, you know. The usual…
Party-goers daubed graffiti on walls, broke pictures and lampshades, tore apart books, urinated and vomited on carpets, flooded the kitchen and had a pitch battle in the garden.
A friend of the family told the Mail: ‘It all started off pleasantly enough. It was unusually busy – but everyone just assumed Lola must have been a very popular young lady.
‘People just kept coming and coming – there was a constant stream of them turning up from all over London and further afield. It got to a point when it was shoulder to shoulder and then a band turned up completely unannounced.’
The friend added: ‘At first it was just lamps being knocked over and drinks being spilled.
But as things got worse people were urinating on the carpet in the corner of the living room, then there was graffiti being scrawled on and even etched into the walls, pictures were being taken down and damaged, CDs went missing, books were taken off bookshelves and pages were inexplicably ripped out.
‘Lola’s friends were totally outnumbered and the gate-crashers would not leave. The front door was locked shut to make sure no one else could get in, but the ones outside actually rammed it in, breaking its hinges.’
Meanwhile the people inside were getting even more rowdy.
‘There was a fight in the garden, someone had deliberately filled the sink with detergent and let it run over so it flood the place. There was vomit on the stairs, and cigarette burns on the carpets, cans and bottles strewn inside and out. The place was a like a bombsite.
Lola Lennox-Fruchtman, 16, is said to have been grounded indefinitely.
The house value is estimated at £2 million.
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