Google search history to be used as evidence in murder case

Wral.com is reporting that Google searches (search history) will be used as evidence in murder case. According to the news report,

Robert Petrick searched for the words "neck," "snap," "break" and "hold" on an Internet search engine before his wife died, according to prosecutors Wednesday.

It's good that there is some evidence to hold the person responsible but people need to be aware of privacy concerns of Google keeping an extended search history of every search ever performed.

Read more at Wral.com and CNET.com
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