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Good morning. Super soaker. Flood warnings posted from Maine to Florida as driving rain pounds the east coast. And there’s a lot more expected today and tomorrow. And bullied괴롭히다 to death? Nine teenagers charged in connection with the death of a 15-year-old who took her own life after months of constant torment괴롭히다 and teasing놀리다. Now some are asking why that girl’s school didn’t do more to protect her. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira live from studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza.
Now it’s 7:41 with the disturbing case in Massachusetts. Nine teenagers are now charged in connection with the death of a 15-year-old classmate who took her own life after months of bullying and harassment. NBC’s Rehema Ellis has details now.
South Headily High School is in a Massachusetts College community known for good schools. But today people are asking why the school failed to protect one student from being tormented to death by several others. 15-year-old Phoebe Prince, an Irish immigrant, was found by her younger sister hanged in her closet in her home. She committed suicide after months of what prosecutors called, unrelenting끊임없는 bullying that became intolerable.
Now nearly 11 weeks after her death, nine teenagers including a group of girls have been indicted and charged with stalking스토킹, criminal harassment, and violating Phoebe’s civil rights. Two boys face criminal charges of statutory rape미성년자 강간. On the day of her death, authorities say the bullying followed Phoebe from the halls of the high school and into the streets as she made her way home. At one point, a can was thrown at her from a car. It may have been the final straw최후의 결정타.
Authorities speculate Phoebe was targeted because she was the pretty new girl at school. She had gotten attention from a popular football player and one of the alleged tormenters was jealous. Despite pleas of help from Phoebe’s parents, she was harassed on facebook, her cell phone, but mostly at school. Sadly even after her death, officials say Phoebe’s bullies persisted집요하게 계속되다 sending disparaging험담하는 remarks to her facebook memorial page. An unthinkable last torment. For TODAY, Rehema Ellis, NBC News, New York.