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All of you people who are making a fuss about this not being a real story, realize that this is a matter of safety for our kids. With all the child abductions happening lately, you should be more concerned and be appreciative when the media is raising awareness about the issue. As a result of this story, the AMY Page removed last names and locations from their posts. I'd say that's a pretty good outcome. More people need to speak up about this kind of thing so there can be more prevention.

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The blond one is kind of cute. I'll bet my 31 year old wisdom can sweep her right off her feet. No worries, she'll be 18 in a couple of years.

I think this is an important issue, not because it is highlighting teens online, but it is posting first and last names as well as locations. Educating teens about internet privacy is important. It is also interesting that after the news story, the creator of the page took identifying information out. Just think about all of the nasty creepers and pedophiles that are likely frequenting that page. It makes me ill. These kids don't understand the danger.

Interesting to read about future events before they occur, since "POSTED JANUARY 23, 2013 AT 9:21 A.M." is tomorrow. But then we can get back to the future, I suppose. :)

I'm sorry....but did YOU get any of those kids permission to put their names up on the TV? Didn't think so. Stick to real news, not the crap no one cares about except for a mother who looks like she's old enough to have a 2 year old. It looks to me that it's building kids confidence....trust me there is a lot worse on Facebook. P.S. At least it's not false advertising, that kid in the yellow sweater WAS attractive.

i agree with utahisthebest. i tune in at ten for the news and the top story is something about mormon teens and facebook. when you finally reported some real news it was about 10:10. some of us could care less about mormon teens on facebook and tune in to see real news.

Wrong. It is a public Facebook fan page. Anyone can see it