Kayakgate: Stolen boat held despite Twitterer's find  news-
jaggers-kayakSocial networking expert Marijean Jaggers used
Twitter and pie to find her stolen kayak.  The dismay that avid
social networker Marijean Jaggers felt when she discovered her
distinctive mango-colored kayak had been stolen soon turned to
joy when one of her Twitter followers found the purloined boat
at a nearby sporting goods store. Case closed? Not quite.
"Don't call this number again," said Montgomery–- no longer
listed in Hampden-Sydney's student registry–- when asked if the
infamous boat had belonged to him. Then he hung up.  Besides a
law against selling stolen goods, Virginia has a law
criminalizing assisting such illicit deals. The law appears to
require knowledge that the item was stolen. Police, say Sergeant
Darrell Byers, consulted the commonwealth's attorney, who
decided not to file any charges against the 20-year-old
Montgomery.         Crews objects to some of the angry comments
written on Jaggers' blog. "The blame wa