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Crime is rampant in cyberspace.
Australian Police has called on the youth to remove the photos and names of schools in their social networking profile.
This call was issued following the murder of Nora Belomesoff (18 who allegedly carried out by a
friend who he met in a social network, Facebook. Belomesoff is Australia's second teenager who was killed, allegedly related to social networking pages.

Detective Nora's case Superintendent John Kerlatec said, there must be serious action to
protect children and teens from Internet predators.
"Do not put your pictures on facebook profile. Keep the photos are accessible only your friends,"
said Kerlatec, such as pages loaded
News.com.au, Monday (17 / 5).
"Treat every person you talk to in the virtual world as a stranger," he added.
Parents were asked to act. "You certainly would never invite strangers into the house and let them talk to your child for hours."
"So, do not let your child sit in front of internet and talking to strangers for hours," added
Kerlatec. He added, criminals look for victims in the virtual world using a mode of topics kids love,
pretending to share information about the topic, and then establish communication.
Police warn teens not to meet strangers they met in cyberspace alone. Go with friends, and tell
parents about the plan. Besides images, Kerlatec suggest, children and adolescents do not put your school name in social networking account profile. That is vital
information for criminals.
The same appeal submitted the victim's family. "You have no idea who you talked to on the internet. It could be anyone, even criminals," said Nora's brother, Gary Belomesoff.

According to him, Nora's lover of animals were killed after a meeting with her facebook friends at
Leumeah railway station. Nora promised aid hereafter career in animal rescue agencies.
Facebook friend Nora, Christopher James Dannevig (20) was arrested on murder charges. Two will undergo initial hearing Thursday (20 / 5). He is known to have a collection of 100 photographs of adolescent girls, some of them in
a seductive pose.

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