The past couple of weeks has seen social media villains and social media vigilantes collide! A woman in the UK threw a cat in a dumpster. The owners of the cat caught it all on video, and posted the video on Facebook in an attempt to ascertain her identity. Turns out, the woman became fearful…

The Facecrooks featured this week definitely took a turn for the worse when compared to last week’s scoundrels! The good news is that authorities have busted a global child pornography ring and have made several arrests – the bad news is that Facebook shut down many of the pages distributing the kiddie porn, but failed…

Good Morning Facecrooks! As usual, there were a few people behaving badly on Facebook this past week. Thankfully, the “Facecrooks” this week only involved minor infractions and nothing too sinister. Below is a listing of the top Facecrooks taken from our Wall of Shame: Teacher resigns over Facebook posts Dr. June Talvitie-Siple, a math and…

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Facebook’s presence in criminal proceedings was in the news once again this week, this time in relation to a high-profile Russian spy case. 28-year-old Anna Chapman (aka Anya Kuschenko), the daughter of a Russian diplomat, was recently charged with espionage, or “conspiring to act as an unregistered agent of a foreign government” for all you…

Good Afternoon Facecrooks! A NFL player was arrested this past week in Ocala, Florida. Clinton G. Hart, a safety with the St. Louis Rams, was charged with battery against his wife, Kelli Nicole Hart. The altercation stemmed from a message posted to his Facebook account. According to the arrest affidavit, Kelli Hart would not allow…

The most prominent “Facecrook” this past week has to be the hacker known in the underground as Krillos. VeriSign’s iDefense group spotted Kirllos selling Facebook user names and passwords in a hacker forum. They were amazed at his claim of 1.5 million accounts for sale. If his claim is true, then this figure equates to…

It was a relatively quiet week for “facecrooks” this week. A handful of stories were picked up by the mainstream media, one involved the Facebook page of Osama Bin Laden. The Osama fan page was posted on March 25 and was taken down on April 16. The page attracted over 1,000 followers and posted speeches…

Every week there are several stories in the news about outrageous, insane and sometimes sinister acts taking place on Facebook. This week was no exception. One of the top stories of the week was about a son filing harassment charges against his own mother. This is in response to her hijacking his Facebook account and…