Updated 9/22/08
As of Tuesday, the Toronto Sun has been MIA in coverage of the missing Barrie teen, Brandon Crisp, 15.
As of Tuesday, the Toronto Sun has been MIA in coverage of the missing Barrie teen, Brandon Crisp, 15.
There was a time when the Sun would have jumped all over the story of a straight-A high school student with a video game addiction vanishing without a trace.
The tabloid caught up to the story yesterday with an extended Sun flash, without a photo, while the CBC, CTV, the Barrie Examiner (a Sun Media newspaper, no less), the Barrie Advance, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and other media are covering it as a major story.
And, in this computer age, Facebook is playing a part in the search for Brandon.
Brandon, missing for a week, disappeared after riding off on his bicycle following an argument with his parents over his frequent playing of an Xbox game called Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
Why the Sun hasn't devoted more space to the missing teen is puzzling.
Wednesday's Sun, perhaps? A full column by Bonokoski, Mandel, Warmington or Strobel?
Stay tuned.
(Update: Full story and photo in Wednesday's print edition, but story only online. Once again, why would torontosun.com have a story about a missing person and not use a photo?)
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