The Register reports that in the “murder by Manhunt” case, it turns out that the game was owned by the victim, not the murderer. Somehow I doubt you’ll see that on the front page of the Daily Mail this morning.
Games and violence, again
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The Register reports that in the “murder by Manhunt” case, it turns out that the game was owned by the victim, not the murderer. Somehow I doubt you’ll see that on the front page of the Daily Mail this morning.
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