When was jessi slaughter

Her video, as well as a follow-up video in which her father rages against her bullies, have been seen by millions. There is even a remix that blends her rants with a Justin Bieber song. In the second video, as Jessi sobs in front of the camera, Gene Leonhardt warns viewers to leave his daughter alone.

You bunch of lying, no good punks," he said, raging into the webcam. And you've been reported to cyber police and the state police. In an exclusive interview in July with "Good Morning America" Gene Leonhardt said he was only trying to protect his daughter.

Last year, Jessi's said her social life had largely been confined to her computer. She told ABCNews. On Stickam, which has had its share of controversy over a proliferation of child pornography images, Jessi would chat back and forth with her cyber friends. She was also active on the teen gossip site Sticky Drama. It was there, she said, that her nightmare started when another user took a picture of Jessi and a friend at a concert off the photo-sharing site PhotoBucket and posted it along with the rape allegation.

But Jessi, whose account has since been removed at Stickam, insists she's not too young for this kind of activity. On Jan 23rd, , Slaughter, who now had changed their first name to "Damien", created a new YouTube account under the name "ShinigamiKilla. On April 8th, the DamienAkuma Twitter [31] account was created, which included several tweets referencing the mythical creature Slender Man. On April 27th, a video titled "Lovely — MorningStar [A work in progress]" was uploaded to the channel, which included a song written by Leonhardt accompanied by several photographs of herself shown below, left.

On May 28th, a thread was created on the cosmetic-related GuruGossip Forums [30] , which linked to the Shinigamikilla channel and claimed that Leonhardt had become transgender. On June 3rd, Leonhardt uploaded a video shown below, right announcing they would be answering questions from viewers but warned not to ask questions about their deceased father. On June 5th, the Internet culture news blog The Daily Dot [29] published an article titled "Controversial Cyberbully Victim Jessica Leonhardt returns to YouTube, remarking that Leonhardt appeared to be surprisingly happy in many of the new videos.

The video received more than , views. On July 2nd, , Leonhardt was the subject of Insider [33] article about their abuse by Torres. The article states that more 21 women have also come forward against Torres.

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Read Edit History. I have also talked to other people who say that they did fuck last sumer when she was It Was Funnah To Meh! We Are Just Friends! Jessi's Father's Rant Following the relentless waves of harassment carried out by the trolls , Jessi posted a tearful response video on YouTube, in which her father Gene Leonhardt suddenly comes into the shot and delivers an angry rant.

YouTube Parodies On YouTube, viewers followed up with their own remixes , re-enactments and other commentaries on Jessi and her father's rant. Police Investigation According to Jessi's mom, Dianne Leonheardt, in addition to the prank calls placed after her phone number was spread on the internet, the family began receiving death threats. Top entries this week.

Jessi's Mother Speaks On July 20th, Momlogic [28] interviewed Jessi's mother; revealing her own lack of parental supervision. Excerpt: ml: Were you aware that your daughter had been making and posting these videos online?

DL: Jessica has a webcam and a computer. All of her friends have webcams, too, so they video chat with each other. I knew she'd made a video to apply for "America's Got Talent. I had no idea she was making other videos. I have seen her chatting with her friends, but not making videos. DL: The officers had said there were videos, but Jess denied making them. Then my mother-in-law called and said there were videos.

But I haven't watched them. We tried to talk to Jess last night, but she got very upset all over again. I am trying to get her back to normal. It's taken a very emotional toll on her. It started out as cyber-bullying but it quickly evolved. As for a less messed up place, no-ish? People are still awful but there is a greater awareness, like you said, and so there are more people who are at the ready to stand up to stuff and support people who are victims of internet buttholes.

But that is only if it gets to a giant scale, on smaller scales like a small blog or YouTube getting harassed people don't get the support they need or anybody reaching out to them. D: Horribly, all of them abandoned me. One of them poured chocolate milk on me, another threw a biscuit at me once. Middle school was hell. D: Because people have feelings. This is a pre-school concept. You say mean things, you hurt peoples feelings. Just because you're online, just because we're somewhat grown now doesn't mean this changes.

There is a person on the other end of your internet tube thingy. When you post a comment you are actually hurting someone. D: It's been six years, I've gone through some stuff.

I think I'm more than equipped to give some advice on the topic. I'm not an expert though. D: Right now I'm extremely sick. I've recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia on top of my already extremely long list, so that's fun.