Some of San Diego most infamous killers are using the Internet to connect with the outside world, according to a published report.
"Susan Eubanks, who shot her four young boys to death in San Marcos in 1997, describes herself in an online ad as a middle-aged 'cougar' who's optimistic and enjoys meeting new people," the voiceofsandiego.org reported. According to the local news site, at least local 11 prisoners facing capital punishment have posted messages online. The killers rarely refer to their crimes; rather, they often represent themselves as "kind."
Another killer, Eric "Stressed Eric" Anderson, who murdered Cajon Speedway owner name Steve Brucker during a botched robbery in 2003, describes himself as a "caring person that's down to earth."
Web sites like DeadmanTalking.com, CowntownInfo.com and PrisonVoice.com post messages from prisoners.
