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We live separate lives, in the world and online. Does that mean that these distinct identities are separate people? And if so, how far apart are these discrete personalities? If in real life, you are kind, does the internet allow you to be cruel? If in real life, you are committed, does the internet allow you to be untrue? And if, in real life, you are peaceful, does the internet allow you to live out your most violent fantasies? These are the questions we must ask ourselves when we ponder what happened to Regina Fitzpatrick. Who exactly is to blame for the murder of a person she turned out to not even be? Must she be held accountable for the actions that led to her ultimate undoing? If not, who must pay for this crime? Because surely someone must.
The Pool
