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2) 14-Year-Old Boy Diẻs by Suicide After Online Sẻxtortion Scam

Posted on July 3, 2025July 3, 2025 By admin

Sextortion scams like this involve criminals blackmailing victims with explicit images, often threatening to share them unless more photos or money are given. According to the FBI, these predators sometimes start by claiming to already possess compromising material to coerce victims. Such scams target vulnerable young people online, highlighting the dangers lurking on social media platforms.

This heartbreaking story underscores the importance of parental awareness and monitoring of children’s online activity, as well as educating youth about online safety. While technology connects us, it also presents risks that require vigilance, open communication, and support to protect young lives from exploitation.

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