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An incel murdered their daughter and photos of it spread online: ‘They would tag us in it’
(www.independent.co.uk)
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For a lot of people that's their primary way of keeping in contact with family and friends, I'm not sure why they should be the ones getting off of social media.
Can't they use some sort of private setting? Not sure if that is possible, I have never used social media stuff. Thats why I'm seriously interested. Your argument is valid, but the 14 year old edgelord with mental health issues doesn't care.
What needs to happen is what the mother has been fighting for. Disseminating crime scene photos on social media as a means to traumatize victims families really shouldn't be legal.
They should be taken for a mandatory psych eval.