Unlike an earlier case involving a Facebook entry while her child was dying. this note is a cry for help.
What do people ‘friends’ column in Facebook stands for?
It is meant for Friends; not merely for flirting unidentified.
Very concept of social networking is lost by incidents like these.
People should be more Humane.
If you are a friend you would have rushed to her help,at least called her.
While at it, what about her Family?-mute spectators?
Story:
On Christmas, 42-year-old British charity worker Simone Back posted a Facebook message reading, “‘Took all my pills be dead soon so bye bye every one.” 148 comments—many of them mocking her—followed. The next day she was found dead.
http://gawker.com/5726958/facebook-suicide-note-gets-mocked-turns-out-to-be-real?skyline=true&s=i
Related:
LOS ANGELES (CBS/AP) Stephen Garcia clearly didn’t want to live without his ex-girlfriend, Katie Tagle, or share custody of their infant son, so in an apparent murder-suicide, the angry California father killed his child, then himself. Hours later he was still telling the world just how he felt, in a suicide note on Facebook, possibly posted by a friend.
In the days before his death, Garcia posted seemingly desperate messages to his ex-girlfriend, along with pictures of him and Wyatt, and video clips of the baby at a younger age. On his MySpace page, he set his mood to “scared,” and wrote the words, “one more day.”
The baby’s mother, Katie Tagle, filed a request last December for a restraining order in San Bernardino County Court, but it was denied on Jan. 12 because Garcia was not considered a “threat to petitioner or the minor child.”
According to the Hi-Desert Star, Tagle sought restraining orders against Garcia several times, amid claims he sent her threatening messages, but was denied by at least two judges. A restraining order was granted eventually, says the paper, but another judge did not uphold it.
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