Try to profit from Sandy Hook domain names — Lowlife losers
How do you describe someone who tries to profit off the massacre of twenty children?
It’s a fact. People register domains related to big news stories. They sometimes park them and sometimes try to sell them.
For example, Clint Eastwood’s famous empty chair.
Surely, still, people wouldn’t be so vile as to try to profit off of domain names related to the prior week’s mass shooting in Sandy Hook.
Right?
Wrong.
Consider this Houston man who registered SandyHookMovie.com and wants at least $200 for it on Go Daddy Auctions.
Noel from Pennsylvania will sell you SandyHookMassacre.com or SandyHookShooting.com for $575 each.
Chris from Glastonbury, Connecticut (just an hour away from Newtown) wants to sell you sandyhookctmassacre.com.
Louis from California is offering sandyhookelementaryshooting.com and sandyhookmassshooting.com for sale.
What could have possibly been going through these people’s minds when they registered these domains?

