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Siblings reunited through MySpace

by Trench on September 7th, 2006

MySpace query leads to family reunion:
Not only do we have a story where MySpace does some real good but it’s also out of Florida. Someone check the temperature of hell please. Or maybe it’s Opposite Day…

When St. Petersburg teen Christina Lynch, 16, accessed her MySpace account in August, an e-mail from “Jake” awaited her, the St. Petersburg Times reported Wednesday.

They established a thread. Jake asked questions, Lynch supplied answers. Then, the newspaper said, came THE exchange:

“i am pretty sure that i know u. do u know if you have any brothers or sisters. I might know them,” Jake wrote.

“are u my brother? i have a brother named jacob and he should be 19 this is kinda weird,” Lynch replied.

Lynch was separated from her brothers, Jake and Josh Melancon, for 12 years, the newspaper said. The brothers, adopted by the same family, tried to locate her without success — until Jake searched MySpace and remembered the last name of his sister’s adoptive mother.

They met in St. Petersburg seven hours after Jake Melacon clicked on Lynch’s MySpace page. Before the brothers reached to their Sarasota home, Lynch had posted photos of the reunion.

POSTED IN: Missing

3 opinions for Siblings reunited through MySpace

  • Miss_Kris
    Sep 7, 2006 at 1:28 pm

    I love stories like that!!!! It’s nice to see something positive in the media regarding Myspace!

    Here is her Myspace page..

    http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=65417251

  • D.P.
    Sep 8, 2006 at 7:34 pm

    That’s a great story. Thanks for reminding us, Trench, that Myspace can be a wonderful communication tool.

  • Rob
    Mar 10, 2008 at 8:15 pm

    The entire internet can be a wonderful communication tool, when used properly. I love keeping in touch with people online.

    The problem isn’t the internet, it’s the people using it. While most people use it for positive, productive reasons, a lot of scumbags are on there ruining it for everyone else.

    At least Trench here keeps us updated as to who to stay away from!

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