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  'Wild, Wild Web', Part 2

'Wild, Wild Web', Part 1

  Chris Hansen has lunch with a young woman who posted a fake picture online, saying she's looking for a man in his 70's.

'Wild, Wild Web', Part 3

  Chris Hansen meets a woman who listed her own baby for adoption online -- but she's not what she seems. 

'Wild, Wild Web', Part 5

  Chris Hansen confronts a man who calls himself the "problem eliminator".

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Texas mom arrested after allegedly offering up her 3-year-old son on Craigslist. KPRC's Philip Mena reports.

  Brothers search for wedding dates on Craigslist

When Dave and Mike, two single guys in their 20s, were told by their cousin that they had to bring dates to her wedding, they took her joke seriously, hitting Craigslist to drum up dates and getting over 1,000 responses.

  ‘Wild, Wild Web’, Part 2

Dateline NBC's Chris Hansen meets a man who says he is selling his marijuana delivery business.

  ‘Wild, Wild Web’, Part 4

Chris Hansen proves that the online classifieds has become a virtual flea market -- even for real body parts.

  ‘Wild, Wild Web’, Part 1

Dateline NBC’s Chris Hansen shows how easy it is to buy powerful and highly addictive narcotics in the online classifieds.

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Defense attorney Lawrence J. Whitney accompanies convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley after the jury recommended the death penalty in the courtroom of Summit County in Akron

Defense attorney Lawrence J. Whitney accompanies convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley after the jury recommended the death penalty in the courtroom of Summit County in Akron, Ohio, March 20, 2013. REUTERS/Michael Chritton/Akron Beacon Journal/POOL

Family members of victim Timothy Kern listen as the jury recommends death for convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley in the courtroom of Summit County in Akron
Jack Kern hugs his daughter Barbara as his wife Ellen looks on after the jury recommends the death penalty for convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley in Akron
Jack Kern hugs his daughter Barbara as his wife Ellen looks on after the jury recommends the death penalty for convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley in Akron

Jack Kern hugs his daughter Barbara, as his wife, Ellen , looks on after the jury recommends the death penalty for convicted Craigslist murderer Richard Beasley in the courtroom of Summit County in Akron, Ohio, March 20, 2013. Their family member Timothy Kern was a victim of Beasley. The jury took