Chapter 66
“She looks so healthy, she doesnt look like someone with cancer
“Does she mention cancer in every video title just to attract attention
“When the girl could no longer bear it and made a screenshot of a doubting comment public, the situation escalated Because after the screenshot was shown, the doubting netizen claimed to have suffered from cyberbullying and wanted to withdraw from the Internet, while the public blamed the girl for the situation, saying that her should not publicly displaying others comments Since she was already an influential internet celebrity, her behavior was considered to be leading cyberbullying”
Then, the voices of doubt and abuse grew louder. Her medication list was suspected of being fake, the hospital where she was treated, according to so-called hospital staff, had no record of her, someone pointed out her previous cancer experience, saying she had already recovered and was making these videos just to become famous, and someone even exposed that her family was actually very wealthy and secretly collecting donations from netizen.”
After the incident, everyone was waiting for the girl’s response, but her account was never updated. Until half a month later, an obituary was posted on her account, announcing that the girl had passed away.
Celeste was stunned.
Mason stirred his coffee, looking somewhat indifferent, “She committed suicide. She didn’t die from disease, but the cyberbullies and
their attacks
The girl’s parents made her suicide note public, along with her medical records stamped with the hospital’s seal, and videos of her undergoing treatment.
The person in the video who was tormented by the disease and crying in pain looked completely different from the optimistic girl in the previous videos. No one knew how she endured the pain after treatment, put on makeup, and shot those videos; and no one knew that she was sent to the ICU after finishing the half-marathon.
When these things were made public, the cyberbullies canceled their accounts one after another. A life had vanished at their hands, but all they had to do was cancel their accounts and start again, playing the role of cyberbully in the next incident.
After hearing this story, Celeste felt very disappointed. She had experienced such a dark period, so she could empathize with the girl’s
experiences.
Fortunately, she was pulled out of that vicious circle by her friends in time and regained her sanity, while the girl lost her life.
“Law is meant to protect people’s rights, and those beasts in human skin on the Internet can’t even be called human.”
After a moment of silence, Celeste raised her head, “Sue for slander.”
Mason gave a slight smile, his eyes gentle, “I’ll collect the information of these users first, and after the prosecution in court, we’ll get their identity information. Give me your ID card, as we’ll need the plaintiff’s information.”
Celeste hesitated for a moment, knowing that if she took out her ID card, her previous deception would be exposed.
Seeing Celeste not moving, Mason asked quietly, “What’s wrong?”
Celeste said awkwardly. “This account was originally registered with my friend’s identity, can I use her identity to sue?”
“It’s best if it’s you, ’cause the one who got screwed over is the user of that nickname ‘Celestial Haze. If someone else represents you, it’s like a proxy lawsuit, and it might get messed up by other factors.”
Seeing her still being hesitant, Mason asked again, “Is it inconvenience for you to use your real identity?”
Celeste thought to herself: I’m worried about you finding out that I’ve been fooling you with a fake name before.
