GOOGLE STREET VIEW CATCHES MAN LOADING BODY INTO HIS TRUNK

Somebody noticed an unusual picture on Google Street View. It happened in the Spanish town of Tajueco. As the Google camera moves up the street, you can see a man appearing to load a body bag into the trunk of a red car. Police were alerted, investigated, and noticed that a Cuban man had been reported missing a year ago in the the town. The Street View images, which have gone viral online, have helped officers locate the body of the missing man. Police discovered the victim’s dismembered remains buried in a cemetery a short drive from where the image was taken. Two people have been arrested – the wife of the dead man and a bar worker in Tajueco.
* It’s all part of a new feature, Google Snitch.
* ♫♪ As I Google Street Viewed the streets of Tajueco / As I Google Street Viewed Tajueco one day / I saw a young hombre disposing a body / Right there on my screen in the cybercafe.” ♪♪ (sung to “Streets of Laredo”)
* Crimes on Street View. This could have been a pretty cool gimmick on “CSI: Cyber.”
* You think this is bad? Homeowners associations are using Street View to spot residents they can fine for not keeping up their lawns.