kind of crazy that the media has only reported parts of the initial deadspin story. For instance, several students at my school were talking about it today and had no clue that the initial story had already named the alleged perpetrator. I also feel it's worth noting that I've taught several Mormons. All are great people, some can be naive (like any group), and generally they only date Mormons. Seeing as Te'o is at Notre Dame, I doubt he has many Mormon options to date in Indiana. If a seemingly attractive, wonderful person attempts to make contact (in this case, stalk) online, it's quite plausible that Te'o was duped and not in on it. I love that some in the media are wondering why he didn't attend her funeral or visit after the car accident....um, he's a college athlete that likely doesn't have enough money/time to travel 4 hours by air. There are still lots of questions. But seriously, this stuff happens all the time on the internet. It's why our parents warned us when we were teens. As a teacher we were given lessons as to how easy it is for someone to cyberstalk a student. It's remarkably easy...so scary!