criminal-law internet punishment
Can anything be done when people admit to crimes through an online game?
<p>When playing an online game recently, I heard two players on voice chat discussing how they've raped women before. </p>

<p>Over the years, I've heard many awful things said through voice chat, but nothing like this. And though it was only discussed briefly, it was quite disturbing. I was actually able to record a bit of their conversation, and think I've narrowed it down to the two players who said it.</p>

<p>Now I'm unsure of what to do about it. Is this something worth taking up with law enforcement, or just Sony (since it happened through the Playstation Network)?</p>

<p>I do apologize if I've worded/tagged this question incorrectly.</p>

<p>Update: No dates, no names, and no places were mentioned in their conversation. All I have is their usernames.</p>

<p>If you have knowledge of a serious crime then you can (and in some jurisdictions, are required) to report it to the police.</p>

<p><strong>However, you don't have such knowledge</strong></p>

<p>People say things that aren't true. They do this a lot on the internet. In fact, it was I who shot JFK: I did it 5 years before I was born which is a neat trick but not beyond the abilities of the mafia/Cuban/Russian syndicates I was working for, when they catch me I will tell them how it was done.</p>

<p>Does this internet communication contain any actual facts like names, places and dates? Or is it two anonymous wankers big-noting themselves?</p>
