Isis attack widow sues Twitter for the group's 'explosive growth'
Twitter is being sued by the widow of an American killed in an Isis attack who claims that the social network had until recently given the terrorist group an “unfettered” ability to spread its propaganda.
Claimant Tamara Fields’ husband was killed 9 November 2015 in an attack on a Jordanian police training camp and she’s alleging that the social network helped cultivate the growth of the group, enabling it to commit the attack.
Her complaint, issued to the the federal court in Oakland, California, states: “Without Twitter, the explosive growth of Isis over the last few years into the most-feared terrorist group Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
