Girl murder images posted to social media

[Dervel]

www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/technology-49001706

Really not sure how even begin with this one, she was only 17. :(

"We don't want people seeing content that violates our policies."

Erm... That could have been worded better!

Wtf MNHQ
Is this some sort of automated advert post? Badly misfired. It needs a report button of it's own.

Is this some sort of automated advert post? Badly misfired. It needs a report button of it's own.

I've reported it and suggested sensitivity training.

How inappropriate.

Just screen shot that advert. FFS MN, maybe some forums are not quite appropriate for this?

Sorry should I have not posted that? :( I didn’t want to cause a problem?

Sorry should I have not posted that?

No! MN have started inserting advertising posts. Very bad taste given your topic here.

I keep trying to report it but it just takes me to a post about Borax

Just read that I think it's so sad. Poor girl. Social media has loads of stuff everyday that no person should see and sadly this is another one.

Oh MNHQ that Ad placement is awful.

That poor girl, why do people continue to share the image?

Ahh I see it when I click on the mobile site (I usually am in desktop mode). There were no ads so I was confused.

I’m just beyond angry with this as I’ve been seeing people actively blaming the 17 year old for getting murdered?! I thought things were bad but I had no idea they were THIS bad.

That's absolutely horrible.

He had followers who actually went to some effort to make sure the images were spread. WTAF?

It's on twitter too, I've reported it many times. Thankfully I've not seen it as it screens it and gives a sensitive content warning.

He had followers who actually went to some effort to make sure the images were spread. WTAF?

"Gorehounds". Yep, there's a word for it. Oddly, possessing and circulating snuff appears not to be illegal in the way that images of child abuse is. I suppose the difficulty is in policing it - because it's legal for actors to depict murder on film, any snuff consumer could just say they thought it wasn't real.

www.thepostmillennial.com/the-brutal-murder-of-bianca-devins-reveals-the-problem-of-incel-culture/
Interesting article linking to incel culture.
Very few news outlets reporting on the story have accurately transcribed these details, instead calling Devins and Clark a couple
BBC uses the word 'couple'

Oh; seems they were gloating incels not gorehounds. A slightly different flavour of horrible weirdo, though I wouldn't be surprised if there's some crossover.
(Nowt wrong with being a weirdo...only with being a nasty weirdo).

Those screenshots of "incels"... Yuck.

I suppose it's better to know there are people like that out there, but...