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A vast web of vengeance: When online lies destroy lives
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By: Kashmir Hill
Outrageous lies destroyed Guy Babcock s online reputation. When he went hunting for their source, what he discovered was worse than he could have imagined. Guy Babcock vividly remembers the chilly Saturday evening when he discovered the stain on his family. It was September 2018. He, his wife and their young son had just returned to their home in Beckley, an English village outside of Oxford. Babcock still had his coat on when he got a frantic call from his father. I don t want to upset you, but there is some bad stuff on the internet, Babcock recalled his father saying. Someone, somewhere, had written terrible things online about Guy Babcock and his brother, and members of their 86-year-old father s social club had alerted him.
EVERY week in our ‘Adopt a Pet’ column - written in conjunction with the RSPCA’s Landing Lane animal home - we feature a different pet in need of a new home. Often the animals were taken in by the RSPCA when they were in a desperate condition. Their previous owner may have died; or they may have been abandoned, or lost, or simply found wandering in the street. After being nursed back to health by RSPCA staff, many of them go on to new homes with new owners. But how do they get on? Here, we look at four adoption ‘success stories’.