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Voices: How women are using social media to get revenge on ‘terrible’ men

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Although the reputation of internet sleuths has been tarnished of late, there’s no denying that, on occasion, they have demonstrated a certain flare for mystery-cracking. From aiding the police with Luka Magnotta’s capture in 2012 to TikTok tip-offs about Gabby Petito’s disappearance in 2021 – there are benefits to people being Very Online, and these digital communities can help provide vital information to solve real-life crimes.

Just this week the prowess of internet sleuths has once more been exhibited, after a Massachusetts-based woman named to find her husband Charles Withers, who, according to McGuire, left her

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