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Cyber snooping 49 year old parent turns to cyber bullying and results in suicide of 13 year old girl

By maggiesrose on  From peace4missing.ning.com
written by Affrodite (a freelance journalist/blogger), affrodite.net (photo of suicide victim Megan Meiers) The story of 13 year old Megan Meier's suicide from O'Fallon, Missouri as the result of cyber bullying by 3 main conspirators (a parent, her 13 year old daughter and a 19 year old female co-worker) who befriended Megan on MySpace under the fictitious identity of a 16 year old boy named Josh Evans raises more questions than answers. As parents, how far is too far when...Read Full Story

MySpace Suicide Case: Sentencing Delayed

By chrismonty on  From blippitt.com
A Los Angeles judge has delayed the sentencing of Lori Drew, the Missouri woman who orchestrated an elaborate MySpace hoax directed at a 13-year-old neighbor who ended up committing suicide. On Monday, U.S. District Judge George Wu rescheduled Lori Drew’s sentencing to July 2. The judge wants more time to review the testimony from prosecution witnesses. He did not rule on a motion presented by the defense to dismiss Drew’s convictions on three misdemeanor counts of accessing computers...Read Full Story

Her Name Was Megan Meier

By Redmanthatcould on  From behindthehype.com
Her name was Megan Meier and she was just 13 years old. Megan Meier I’m sure many of you have heard something about what I’m talking about here. The 2006 Myspace suicide and the ensuing court case . Though how many of you knew the little girl’s name? I didn’t. Not until a few days ago when I was reading about the outcome of the trial . And for those of you completely in the dark, here’s a short summary: Megan , and a girl named Sarah Drew , were longtime friends and neighbors, living...Read Full Story

Malicious Mother Convicted in MySpace Suicide Case

By barbarany_9 on  From barbarany_9.blogspot.com
Personally, this woman should have been convicted of murder... Her actions were immoral, unethical, incomprehensible, emotionally abusive and led to someone's death. I hope the public humiliation and hopefully jail time and restitution (even though no amount will bring this family's daughter back) will teach her and others a lesson. Having been the brunt of similar cruelty for speaking truth, I can only hope Drew cleans up her act. Though I doubt it. I wouldn't treat an animal that way. If...Read Full Story

Lori Drew dodges a felony

By rmorrill on  From techwag.com
Image via Wikipedia What does that mean for the rest of us, given that few of us read let alone understand EULA’s or Terms of Service (TOS) for many of the web sites that we interact with on a daily basis. I am ambivalent on this one, while she dodged the legal felony; it is good and bad for all of us who interact with web 2.0 in one form or another. I cannot help but think back to the controversy about the Google Chrome EULA that basically allowed Google to own everything you did through...Read Full Story
Tina Meier lost her daughter, but gained a mission to help combat bullying and keep kids safe online. Meier, of O’Fallon, is founder of the Megan Meier Foundation, which she created after her 13-year-old daughter hanged herself in October 2006...  
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For more information on the Megan Meier Foundation, visit them online or call them at 636-777-7823. Here is a full transcript of the letter letter Sarah Booth Riss, Superintendent of Schools, wrote to the Wilhelm's on April 29, 2010: "Thank you for meeting ...  
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RTSocial networks – a threat for Russia?RTCyber-bullying through social networks has become a real phenomenon in the United States, with the suicide of Megan Meier in 2006 one of the earliest high-profile examples. The mother of a “friend” of Meier's created a fake MySpace identity and made ...  
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Bulled to the point of suicidal thoughts. That's how one teenage girl describes her life during the last few years.  
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