Man Begs Google To Remove Maps Image Of Murdered Son

19 Nov 2013 by Jasmine Stone in Crime, Legal, World

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A man from San Francisco claims that a Google Maps satellite image near some train tracks shows the body of his teenage son – who was murdered in 2009.

The father, Richard Barrea, has approached Google and asked them to take the image down out of respect for his late son. The body of the 14 year-old was found on a path near tracks that separate two San Franciscan suburbs on 15 August 2009 – the case of his death still remains unsolved.

The sad thing is that he only saw the photo just last week – and then sent an email to Google immediately. There hasn’t been a reply yet.

[Source : Huffington Post]

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