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Internet hoax leads to 13 year old's suicide

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I heard about this on the radio last week and then found these articles:

 

A Real Death

 

Same article but comments may identify the offenders

 

A follow up article with comments from readers

 

One last article that describes how that small community has been divided

 

I found this story very disturbing.

 

The idea that adults can be that cruel to a child sickens me.

 

All I can say is that if it had been my daughter they would have been filing criminal charges, AGAINST ME, for beating that heartless woman to a pulp.

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Very sad, and to think it was ADULTS the whole time...

Yeah I watched this earlier on CNN...

 

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2007/11/17/tuchman.mo.myspace.suicide.cnn

 

Really pathetic if you ask me. My question is, is why would the mother of the other 13 year old daughter call her beautiful, etc.. and then just turn around and tell her that she wish she'd die? If she was trying to get more information on a dispute between this girl and her 13 year old daughter.. surely there are other ways to get it.

Sad story. Those adults should be held accountable some how.

I too heard this a couple of days ago , very, very sad. I agree they should pay, well be held accountable.

Karma will get them. oh yes it will.

People never cease to amaze me. I can easily see that happening with teenage girls.....but a PARENT??? How incredibly cruel! I agree with gryche, she will get hers some day.

Karma will get them. oh yes it will.

 

I agree 100%, these things have a way of coming back to you.

People never cease to amaze me. I can easily see that happening with teenage girls.....but a PARENT??? How incredibly cruel! I agree with gryche, she will get hers some day.

 

I'd have to agree, it's sad that teenagers would do something like this but it truely disgust me that adults would stoop to this level.

Sadly I have a feeling that nothing will happen to the parents accountable, but their day will come. They will have to live with this for the rest of their lives.

I'd have to agree, it's sad that teenagers would do something like this but it truely disgust me that adults would stoop to this level.

 

You know, some parents will do anything to make their kids like them. This sounds like the perfect "I am going to show you how to really be cool" and "how funny is this?" kind of thing.

 

My parents NEVER got involved in my teenage drama. Actually, my mother never permitted drama which is why I still love her today. Teens are cruel to each other....that has and always will be true...but to add an adult on who will add fuel to the fire.....seems outrageously criminal!

 

I hope that pathetic woman can sleep at night knowing that she "got back at" that sad little girl.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: I am sure her own daughter will enjoy lifelong success due to her leadership :rolleyes:

Sad story. Those adults should be held accountable some how.

 

At least have their names made public - let them bear the shame of this event the rest of their lives.

People never cease to amaze me. I can easily see that happening with teenage girls.....but a PARENT??? How incredibly cruel! I agree with gryche, she will get hers some day.

 

Let's start it now - they need to be "outed".

Let's start it now - they need to be "outed".

Take a look at the 16th comment in the second link. Whether it's credible or not is a different story...

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