A Twitter argument allegedly resulted in murder last month, and New York police may subpoena Tweets as evidence in the case, according to a newspaper report.
…A Twitter argument allegedly resulted in murder last month, and New York police may subpoena Tweets as evidence in the case, according to a newspaper report. Jameg Blake, 22, is accused of fatally shooting Kwame Dancy (pictured), also 22, with a shotgun blast to the neck. He pleaded not guilty this Wednesday.The Harlem murder case, which allegedly took place in an apartment building on W. 132nd St. on December 1, may turn out to be the first in which Tweets are used as evidence in a murder trial.The NY Daily News writes:It started as a simple Twitter beef, 140-character spurts of anger by two young men who grew up together.Hours before the shooting, Dancy may have taunted Blake with a tweet: N s is lookin for u don’t think I won’t give up ya address for a price betta chill asap! Blake’s Twitter account is also full of online disses, though only one tweet mentions Dancy by name: R.I.P. Kwame on Dec.3.A police source said the messages may be subpoenaed to bolster the theory that there was bad blood between the…
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