Phoebe Prince Suicide: We Killed Her

How are you raising your kids?

Can you say with all certainty that your child would never be involved in bullying a girl so bad, she would commit suicide?

If you can say, “not my child” then I don’t have a quibble with you. But, if you have a doubt in your heart, do the right thing and love your kid better.

Don’t be afraid to go beyond the boundaries this permissive society says we should have around our children that makes parents think they should treat their children like friends, instead of children.

You have to teach a child HOW TO BE GOOD!

And if you want them to grow up to be bad, don’t do anything at all. Sit them in front of the TV and walk away.

Give them an X-Box and go watch a soap opera or gossip with a girlfriend

Let the kid do what they want, because they have rights, right?

Keep treating them like little adults and indulge their every whim because it’s easier to do that than act like a real parent.

So when your kid goes to school, he hooks up with other spoiled brats with parents as bad as you. Then we have the little gang that all you sleeping on the job parents made.

It was only a matter of time before that bunch got older, stronger and bolder to the point that even you were afraid of them.

What was Phoebe Prince supposed to do against those bunch of monsters with your last name?

So now your slime child is in juvenile detention, but you’re still walking around free saying not my child, there must be some mistake.

Don’t give me that group psychology bullshit either and that your child would never act like that on his own.

Cut the bullshit!

Look in the mirror and ask, “Was it because of me?”


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9 Boys Charged with Bullying Statutory Rape Mass. Teen Girl Phoebe Prince Suicide

This bullying problem is getting out of hand. You got bad kid, I’ll shoe you bad parents.

From Google News:

Insults and threats followed 15-year-old Phoebe Prince almost from her first day at South Hadley High School, targeting the Irish immigrant in the halls, library and in vicious cell phone text messages.

Phoebe, ostracized for having a brief relationship with a popular boy, reached her breaking point and hanged herself after one particularly hellish day in January — a day that, according to officials, included being hounded with slurs and pelted with a beverage container as she walked home from school.

Now, nine teenagers face charges in what a prosecutor called "unrelenting" bullying, including two teen boys charged with statutory rape and a clique of girls charged with stalking, criminal harassment and violating Phoebe's civil rights.

School officials won't be charged, even though authorities say they knew about the bullying and that Phoebe's mother brought her concerns to at least two of them.

Northwestern District Attorney Elizabeth Scheibel, who announced the charges Monday, said the events before Phoebe's death on Jan. 14 were "the culmination of a nearly three-month campaign of verbally assaultive behavior and threats of physical harm" widely known among the student body.

_ Sean Mulveyhill, 17, of South Hadley. Charged with statutory rape, violation of civil rights resulting in bodily injury, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly. A woman who answered the phone at his home Monday would not identify herself and told The Associated Press, "You don't know the full story."

_ Kayla Narey, 17, of South Hadley. Charged with violation of civil rights resulting in bodily injury, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly. A message left at a number listed to a Narey family was not immediately returned; another line was out of service.
_ Austin Renaud, 18, of Springfield. Charged with statutory rape. A telephone number could not immediately be found.

_ Ashley Longe, 16, of South Hadley. Charged as a youthful offender with violation of civil rights resulting in bodily injury. A telephone number could not immediately be found.

_ Sharon Chanon Velazquez, 16, of South Hadley. Charged as a youthful offender with stalking and violation of civil rights resulting in bodily injury. There was no telephone listing.

_ Flannery Mullins, 16, of South Hadley. Charged as a youthful offender with stalking and violation of civil rights resulting in bodily injury. A message left at a Mullins home was not immediately returned.

Three 16-year-old South Hadley girls, whose names were not released, face delinquency charges that include the civil rights offense, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly.
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