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R.I.P., Megan Meier

By saboma on  From maryannaville.com
Don’t think for one moment that this is limited to kids on social networking sites. See more of the ongoing hatred here on Blogspot. Yes, it’s still going on . They want to “set the record straight”, they claim. Can you believe that? The way I see it is if there was no wrong done then what record is there to set straight? There is only one post on the blog entitled, ‘Megan Had It Coming.’ The single post is dated for November 18th, 2007. Coincidentally, Megan hung herself on November 16...Read Full Story

Tormentor Of Teenage Suicide Girl Indicted

By aishamusic on  From aishamusic.wordpress.com
Note: there was an error in the Megan Meier article yesterday that was not my doing. It has been corrected. There was also a removed link in the Madonna’s “Hard Candy” Receives Terrible Reviews . Unflattering Madonna links were also removed from my blog via hacking. I am still having trouble with the hacker from this case and I’m working to correct the damage. Sorry for the inconvenience. This is a follow up to the article 47 Year Old Female Neighbor Drives 13 Year Old Girl To Suicide...Read Full Story

Lori Drew, What’s your opinion of this case?

By thejakester on  From jakester133.blogspot.com
Lori Drew, What’s your opinion of this case? Lori Drew, 49, was recently convicted of being a cyberbullying that lead to the suicide of a 13 year old girl. Lori Drew and two others created a fictitious MySpace account for a 16 year old boy and started flirting with Megan Meier. The account was in the name of Josh Evans. Apparently Lori Drew, her daughter and Ashley Gills, 19 an employee of a business Drew operated, was using the fictitious account to find out what Megan Meier was saying about...Read Full Story

Feds Seek 3-Year Prison Term Mom in MySpace Hoax (Video)

By chrismonty on  From blippitt.com
Megan Meier Federal prosecutors said on Wednesday that a Missouri mother should serve three years in prison for her role in a MySpace hoax carried out on a 13-year-old neighbor who committed suicide. As we reported last year , Lori Drew is accused of pretending to be a teenage boy on MySpace in order to humiliate 13-year-old Megan Meier , who subsequently committed suicide. Lori Drew was convicted last November … Related articles by Zemanta Proposed “cyberbullying” House...Read Full Story

Megan Meier: Internet hoax victim

By veronicaromm on  From veronicaromm.wordpress.com
Social networking and it’s pros and cons have been debated since the popularity of such sites as Myspace , Facebook and Twitter have increased and become part of the new Internet age. The Megan Meier’s story is particularly disturbing and has all the elements that are facilitating an adolescent epidemic of risk taking and poor judgment. To quickly sum up the Megan Meier’s story is difficult for there are many layers. It involves female friendships, parenting skills, MySpace, boys and very...Read Full Story

No charges against MySpace hoax mother

By gaysocialites on  From gaysocialites.com
  There will be no criminal charges against the mother who made up a MySpace page and pranked her daughter's classmate just before the killed herself. Regardless, the sick lady needs some help!! ST. LOUIS (AP) — People who sent cruel Internet messages to a 13-year-old girl before she committed suicide won't face criminal charges, a suburban St. Louis prosecutor announced Monday. St. Charles County prosecutor Jack Banas said that while he understands the public outrage over Megan Meier's...Read Full Story

MySpace Hoax Results in Indictment! Lori Drew Faces 20 Years In Prison

By chuckgallagher on  From chuckgallagher.wordpress.com
Two years after Megan Meier committed suicide Lori Drew, age 49, was indicted for her alleged role in Meier’s death. In an earlier blog I wrote: In 2006 a Missouri teenager hanged herself after being rejected by a 16 year old boy she met on MySpace. Well, at least that’s what she thought. The reality was the “16 year old boy” was really the mother of one of the girls former friends. The motive? It seems the mother was allegedly trying to exact revenge on Meier, who had allegedly...Read Full Story

Prosecutors seek prison for mom in MySpace hoax

 From ap.org
A defense attorney says prosecutors are the real bullies for seeking a stiff sentence against a Missouri mother once accused of scheming over the Internet to humiliate 13-year-old neighbor Megan Meier who later committed suicide. Lawyer Dean Steward represents Lori Drew, who is scheduled to be sentenced Monday in U.S. District Court after being convicted in November of three misdemeanor counts of accessing computers without authorization. Drew was found not guilty of the felony charge of...Read Full Story

CHARGES REJECTED IN MYSPACE HOAX TRIAL

By johnblaze on  From datzhott.com
an obvious felony without conviction Jurors could not reach a verdict on a conspiracy count By John Charles Reedburg Very shameful. Los Angeles, CA — A jury has convicted a Missouri mother of lesser, misdemeanor crimes in the MySpace cyber-bullying case linked to a 13-year-old girl’s suicide. The Los Angeles federal court jury on Wednesday rejected felony charges of accessing a computer without authorization to inflict emotional distress on young MEGAN MEIER. However, the...Read Full Story

MySpace Mom Conviction Shows Cyberbullies Will Be Punished

By chrismonty on  From montysmegamarketing.com
Image via Wikipedia This woman deserves everything she gets. I hate bullies. You would think that a grown woman would act her age… ST. LOUIS — The mother of a girl who committed suicide at age 13 after being subjected to an Internet hoax says a woman’s conviction in the case shows that people who bully others online will face consequences. Lori Drew, 49, of O’Fallon, Mo., was convicted Wednesday in federal court in Los Angeles on misdemeanor charges of accessing computers without...Read Full Story
In the past few years, reports have attributed at least fourteen teen suicides to cyberbullying. Phoebe Prince of Massachusetts, Jamey Rodemeyer of New York, Megan Meier of Missouri, and Seth Walsh of California are just some of the children who have taken their own lives after being harassed online and off. These tragic stories are a testament to the serious psychological harm that sometimes results from cyberbullying, defined by the National...  
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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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COLUMBIA — Columbia Public Schools "gained a lot of momentum" for anti-cyberbullying efforts after Tina Meier, the mother of a teenage girl who committed suicide, spoke to students last February, said district spokeswoman Michelle Baumstark. Health classes at Gentry Middle School had a T-shirt design contest to create a positive message to stand up to bullying. As a result, every student and faculty member received a shirt in their schools...  
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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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NO BULL Teen Video Awards Will Celebrate Teens Who Stand Up to Cyberbullying ...MarketWatch (press release)... 4-H, SADD, HealthCorps, The Anti-Defamation League, Business Professionals of America, Project Change, American School Counselor Association, The Megan Meier Foundation, teenDailyStrength, National Collaboration for Youth, The Bully Police Squad, ...and more »  
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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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