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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivian officials say they have arrested two women on human trafficking charges: one for selling her baby for $250, the other for buying it after placing a "want ad" on Facebook. The top child-protection official in the eastern Derek Medina, aka the Facebook killer, who shot his wife eight times and uploaded pictures all over social media to allegedly brag about his disgusting act, has been convicted of murder, despite pleas by his defense that he shot his wife to defend himself. Derek Medina, who posted a photo of his wife’s bloody body to Facebook after shooting her eight times, has been convicted of second-degree murder, reports the Associated Press. Back in 2013, Medina shot and killed his wife, Jennifer Alonso, in the It was just last December when Scott Casterwiler went into kidney failure out of the blue. His wife, Kerri, was so afraid of losing him; she went to Facebook with a plea for help and prayers. Stories of the day 8-year-old girl recovering after triple Students walk between classes on the Diag in front of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library at the University of Michigan. (Photo: Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo The University of Michigan has asked Facebook to take down a White Student Union at University of Is Facebook dragging you down? According to a study by the University of BC’s Sauder School of Business, Facebook users get locked in a cycle of envy and self-importance as they feel the need to keep up with their Facebook friends. It’s kind of a .

Fake Facebook friends may make you seem more popular, but the people behind those accounts could be phishing for personal information. That's the gist of the warning security experts and the Better Business Bureau have issued to users of the popular social Within its first five days of launching, 17.5 million people had tried Vonvon's "Most Used Words" quiz on Facebook. But once suspicions emerged that the quiz was selling users' personal information, that pace slowed to a crawl. The service lets If you’re like thousands of other people on Facebook, you just gave away a ton of your personal information, for free, to a company you’ve never heard of. With no strings attached—they can do whatever they want with it, including selling it to Claims that Vietnamese man with an Australian passport in the name ‘Phuc Dat Bich’ had been discriminated against by Facebook were false A photo of a passport which purports to show a man named Phuc Dat Bich. The photo has been circulated on social .