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Triple murderer had MySpace

by Trench Reynolds on May 20th, 2008

Killer Claims He’s ‘Harmless’ On MySpace Page:
Further proving my theory that MySpace is the trailer park/ghetto of the internet comes this story out of Colorado where a potential death row denizen has his own MySpace.

23-year-old Sir Mario Owens, Sir really?, was convicted in the murder of Javad Marshall-Fields and his fiancee, Vivian Wolfe. Marshall-Fields was scheduled to testify in another murder trial against Owens but Marshal-Fields and Wolfe were ambushed and shot to death.

So what does Sir do while he’s in prison? He gets his cousin to start a MySpace for him of course.

In the “About Me” section of his page, Owens writes, “I was recently caught up in some b/s, so ya boy on lockdown in Canon City, Colorado. I don’t get to the computer much, so I’ll have my cousin update me on this myspace joint when I’m not able to get to it. I’m really just here to find new friends. I have a lot of time on my hands, as you can tell, so I just want someone to write to back and forth. Ya know what I mean? It really doesn’t matter what it’s about, I just need something to take time off from here sometimes. You could think of it as being Pen Pals and what not. I’m pretty harmless.”

I can think of three people who would disagree. Unfortunately they’re not around to ask.

For whatever reason the profile was pulled.

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