For Slain Youth, World Wide Web Of Mourners

No one really dies on the Internet. A private life becomes public. Every life finds an audience. Look at Lawrence "Larry" King. The openly gay eighth-grader who was shot and killed nearly two months ago lives on.
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Jose Antonio Vargas

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