Post by senshisun on Aug 11, 2017 4:23:05 GMT
I'm a bit surprised that nothing about this ever made it onto the main site, but I also understand if it's something we don't want.
J. R. went by the username runawaydevil on VampireFreaks and Nextopia. She was 12, but on the sites, she said she was 15. She appeared to be a normal teenager living in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Then she started dating a guy she met at a concert. The decade-plus age gap didn't bother her as much as it bothered literally everybody else. Her parents told her to break up with him.
Instead, she and her boyfriend killed her parents and 8-year-old brother. The police quickly found out that she was a suspect, put a gag order out, and took down all of the social media accounts associated with her.
This means her name, her photographs, and her social media accounts may be considered lost.
On the other hand, it may be risky to have an article on it. I know some people archived her information before the takedown. Her name comes up as a suggestion on Google, for crying out loud. We definitely wouldn't want people trying to oust her current identity.
J. R. went by the username runawaydevil on VampireFreaks and Nextopia. She was 12, but on the sites, she said she was 15. She appeared to be a normal teenager living in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Then she started dating a guy she met at a concert. The decade-plus age gap didn't bother her as much as it bothered literally everybody else. Her parents told her to break up with him.
Instead, she and her boyfriend killed her parents and 8-year-old brother. The police quickly found out that she was a suspect, put a gag order out, and took down all of the social media accounts associated with her.
This means her name, her photographs, and her social media accounts may be considered lost.
On the other hand, it may be risky to have an article on it. I know some people archived her information before the takedown. Her name comes up as a suggestion on Google, for crying out loud. We definitely wouldn't want people trying to oust her current identity.
