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Craigslist can't catch a break.

You had your Craiglist killer in New York.

You have your Craigslist killer in Boston.

You have attorney generals all over the country going after Craigslist about their

erotic services ads, which are now

about to become adult services ads, not to be confused with erotic services ads. And now out of North

Carolina, you have a man who arranged to have his wife raped in their home, in the middle of the

night by a stranger that he met on Craigslist. And he had this all go down in the home, in their home, in the middle of the night,

while his two children slept down the hall.

This man appeared in their room with a knife and raped this dude's wife,

and police began to become suspicious when they could find no evidence of forced entry into the house.

You really got to wonder about, A, people who would do something like this to the mother of their children, to someone that they profess to love.

B, you know, you have to be a little concerned about this tool, this really powerful tool.

The web is a powerful tool for hooking up people with shared sexual interests.

But you've got to really wonder about a tool that's so powerful that somebody who would like to

arrange to have someone raped in his house, his wife, perhaps.

You can just go online and make that happen.

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