The young Zhuzhou Internet celebrity "Luo Xiao Cat Cat", due to depression and emotional distress and other reasons, actually drank pesticides during the live broadcast in Shandong, and then died due to ineffective rescue, which made countless people regret.
On October 18, the reporter of Sanxiang Metropolis Daily contacted many parties to investigate the incident, and what was infuriating was that when the incident occurred, some netizens coaxed "hurry up and drink" and "don't speculate" in the live broadcast room.
At present, the family of "Luo Kitten and Cat" is dealing with its aftermath, and the friend in front of him hopes not to be disturbed again.
■ Text/Video Reporter Yang Jiegui
【Progress】 The family members intend to pursue the responsibility of the instigators
On October 18, a reporter from Sanxiang Metropolis Daily called the mother of "Luo Xiao cat and cat" and his friends in front of him, and all of them declined to be interviewed, "I don't want to talk about this matter anymore, I hope everyone will focus on other events." ”
The mother of "Luo Xiao Cat Cat" said in an interview with the media on October 17 that they were dealing with their daughter's aftermath in Shandong, and revealed, "The daughter's suicide has nothing to do with her ex-boyfriend, and at the time of the incident, some netizens coaxed during the live broadcast and eventually led to the tragedy, and consider investigating the legal responsibility of the person who started the cajoling." ”
【Event】 The anchor light life netizen urged to drink
"Luo Kitten Cat", a dress blogger, usually shares some popular selfies, with more than 700,000 fans.
The tragedy stems from live broadcasting. On the evening of October 14, "Luo Kitten Owls" drank pesticides during the live broadcast on the short video platform. When she took out the pesticide, some netizens began to sneer, saying that they would sell miserably in the live broadcast room to win attention, and more netizens kept leaving messages to encourage her to "drink quickly", and some netizens anxiously advised her not to do stupid things.
On the same day, "Luo Kitten" posted a video on his personal video account with the text, "This is probably the last video, thank you for accompanying you all the way." In the video, she revealed that she suffered from depression for a long time, even being hospitalized for more than two months, "You see me happy, all for you to see." I hope people are happy to see my videos, but lately I've really been breaking down. In the video, she is pale and depressed.
On the 15th, the bad news came, and the girl died due to ineffective rescue.
According to an insider, at the beginning, "Luo Xiaocat Cat" did not plan to commit suicide, and at that time he wanted to save his ex-boyfriend in this way, so the pesticide in the live broadcast room mixed with drinks, "She did not want to die at that time." And the subsequent 120 and 110 were also played by herself. The insider believes that "the real suicide is because of the instigation of netizens in the live broadcast room."
In a video of "Luo Kitten Owls", the user "You are the most precious" once commented: "Hahaha, really drunk." After the comment was deleted, the platform could not search for the user.
A reporter from Sanxiang Metropolis Daily checked the official weibo of the short video platform today and saw that netizens "you are the most precious" have been banned from their accounts, on the grounds of cracking down on online violent speech.
【Lawyer】 The person who started the cajoling shall bear legal responsibility
After the tragedy, most netizens were distressed and angry, shouting at the audience who published ruthless and encouraging remarks in the live broadcast room.
With the death of the anchor, should the person who coaxed in the live broadcast room be held responsible?
Yang Gang, a lawyer at Hunan Fajian Law Firm, believes that some onlookers in the live broadcast room now rely on on-crowding methods to vent their emotions, and some netizens only try to be quick and reckless, "From the perspective of ethics and social responsibility, the instigators in this incident must bear corresponding legal responsibilities." ”
Yang Gang believes that live streaming of pesticide suicide and other behaviors are negated by the law, should not be published, disseminated and displayed on the network, platform operators should bear corporate social responsibility, if it is found that the platform has discussed suicide or other "dangerous" content, it should promptly take measures such as blocking, banning, disconnecting links, etc., and determine the identity and location of the perpetrator at the first time, and notify the local public security department as soon as possible to help stop and prevent the tragedy from occurring.
Journalist's Note
Died onlookers? Be good-hearted!
A young life, in full view of everyone, under the cold words of evil words, died alone.
When the news of her death spread, I wondered whether the cold instigators, the onlookers who called for her to drink fast, felt that they were shackled by great evil.
Because a life that is still in the flower season, can be persuaded, and can turn back, is under this cold onlooker, and never returns.
Many years later, people will still remember her, the girl who died at the unscrupulous instigation of violent netizens. What a creepy scene.
Many years ago, Mr. Lu Xun said: All foolish and weak citizens, no matter how sound their physique and how strong they are, can only be meaningless materials and spectators. Years later, in the live broadcast of the Internet, these angry mobs have repeated the same mistakes, stupidity can not be cured, good can not be found.
Saving a life, or pushing a person, in the rationality of reality, the topic of life that can be easily chosen is easily off topic under the onlooker mentality and violent atmosphere of a small number of netizens.
The Internet is not a place of immorality and lawlessness, it is a key part of society. Platforms must strengthen supervision and intervene in a timely manner; netizens should be kind and fear life.
When the onlookers speak evil words, it is enough to cut off people's lives and deaths, will those who encourage them still be cold-blooded? Is there any difference between this and the bad behavior of those who instigate jumping off buildings and throwing rivers in real life?
Life has never been a show to gain fans, nor is it a game to win eyeballs. A reckless agitation, a ruthless indifference, could be the last straw that crushed the girl.
If you have sunlight, the Internet will not be dark.
Perhaps, hidden behind the screen, you can escape the punishment of the law, but the condemnation of conscience will never disappear.
Be kind, start with the language, start with every word you type.
Netizen voices
Netizen "avril source": silly girl, instigated by others, let you give up your life so easily.
Netizen "Classmate Pan": I hope that people who are violent on the Internet can be punished by law.
Netizen "Xiaofei classmate": a good word is warm in three winters, and the bad words hurt people in June.
Netizen "VoV": The original network can also "kill".
Netizen "Kobayashi Yanyou": Internet violence is too terrible, I hope everyone can manage their hands and mouths.
Netizen "Li Junjie": When the avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent.
Source: Sanxiang Metropolis Daily