A bullied teenager and her mother are making a desperate plea in hopes that someone will stop the students who have threatened their lives and safety. The mother explains that her daughter, who has not be identified for her protection, has been receiving a barrage of messages on social media from some of her classmates at Gordo High School in Alabama that cross the line and have become a serious threat. In fact, one read; 'Kill yourself or we will kill your family.' And in another message a student sent the girl a photo of an actual gun. Scroll down for video. A 13-year-old girl (above with her mother with their faces blurred for their safety) is being bullied by students at her school in Gordo, Alabama. In one message the students from Gordo High School (above) wrote to her; 'Kill yourself or we kill your family' 'Our families were threatened, houses to be blown up. It was just unreal that kids the age that we think is doing it would do something like that,' the mother told Fox 6. 'Nobody should ever have to go through this…I wouldn't even put it on my worst enemy,' added the teenager. 'I used to wake up and be happy about going to school so see my friends. Now I regret even waking up in the morning.' Pickens County School Superintendent Jamie Chapman said that police have been contacted and that all is being done to make sure this situation is taken care of and the bullying ends. And while she may be under constant attack, the teenage victim of all this is staying strong, and sending out a message to others who are also suffering because of bullies. 'People kill themselves because of this. Y'all are worth every second y'all are on this earth. Don't ever think that you're not because God put you on here for a reason,' she said.
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A 13-year-old girl is being bullied over social media by students at her school in Gordo, Alabama.
In one message the students wrote to her; 'Kill yourself or we kill your family'
In another they sent the girl, whose identity is being concealed for her own safety, a photo of a gun.
Pickens County School Superintendent Jamie Chapman said that police have been contacted.
En mobbad tonåring och hennes mor vädjar desperat i hopp om att någon ska stoppa eleverna som har hotat deras liv och säkerhet. Modern förklarar att hennes dotter, som inte har identifierats för sitt beskydd, har fått en spärreld av meddelanden på sociala medier från några av sina klasskamrater på Gordo High School i Alabama som gått över gränsen och blivit ett allvarligt hot. Faktum är att man läser: "Döda dig själv, annars dödar vi din familj." Och i ett annat meddelande skickade en elev flickan ett foto av en riktig pistol. Scrolla ner för video. En 13-årig flicka (ovan med sin mor med ansiktena suddiga för deras säkerhet) blir mobbad av elever på hennes skola i Gordo, Alabama. I ett meddelande skrev eleverna från Gordo High School (ovan) till henne; 'Döda dig själv eller vi dödar din familj' 'Våra familjer hotades, hus som skulle sprängas. Det var bara overkligt att barn i den ålder som vi tror att det gör det skulle göra något sådant, sa mamman till Fox 6. "Ingen ska någonsin behöva gå igenom detta ... jag skulle inte ens sätta det på min värsta fiende," tillade tonåringen. "Jag brukade vakna och vara glad över att gå till skolan så träffa mina vänner. Nu ångrar jag till och med att jag vaknade på morgonen.' Pickens County School Överintendent Jamie Chapman sade att polisen har kontaktats och att allt görs för att se till att denna situation tas om hand och mobbningen upphör. Och medan hon kan vara under ständig attack, håller sig tonårsoffret för allt detta starkt, och sänder ut ett budskap till andra som också lider på grund av mobbare. Folk tar livet av sig på grund av det här. Ni är värda varenda sekund ni är här på jorden. Tro aldrig att du inte är för att Gud satte på dig här av en anledning, sa hon. Här är en sammanfattning av höjdpunkterna för denna artikel:
A bullied teenager and her mother desperately appeal in the hope that someone will stop the students who have threatened their lives and security. The mother explains that her daughter, who has not been identified for her protection, has received a barrage of social media messages from some of her classmates at Gordo High School, Alabama, who crossed the line and become a serious threat. The fact is, you read, "Kill yourself or we'll kill your family." And in another message, a student sent the girl a photo of a real gun. Scroll down for video. A 13-year-old girl (above with her mother with her faces blurred for their safety) is bullied by students at her school in Gordo, Alabama. In a message, the students from Gordo High School (above) wrote to her; 'Kill yourself or we kill your family' 'Our families were threatened, houses that would be blown up. It was just unreal that children of the age we think it would do something like that, the mother of Fox 6 said. "No one should ever have to go through this...I wouldn't even put it on my worst enemy," added the teenager. "I used to wake up and be happy to go to school so meet my friends. Now I even regret waking up in the morning.' Pickens County School Superintendent Jamie Chapman said that police have been contacted and that everything is being done to ensure that this situation is taken care of and bullying ends. And while she may be under constant attack, the teenage sacrifice remains strong for all of this, sending out a message to others who are also suffering from bullies. People are killing themselves because of this. You're worth every second you're here on Earth. Never think you're not because God put you on here for a reason, she said. Here is a summary of the highlights of this article:
En 13-årig flicka blir mobbad över sociala medier av elever på sin skola i Gordo, Alabama. I ett meddelande skrev eleverna till henne: 'Döda dig själv eller vi dödar din familj' I ett annat skickade de flickan, vars identitet är dold för hennes egen säkerhet, ett foto av en pistol. Polischef Jamie Chapman sa att polisen har kontaktats.
A 13-year-old girl is bullied over social media by students at her school in Gordo, Alabama. In one message, the students wrote her: 'Kill yourself or we kill your family' In another, they sent the girl, whose identity is hidden from her own safety, a photo of a gun. Chief Jamie Chapman said the police have been contacted.