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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Cyberbully a 7 year old dying girl...you sould really be proud of youself.

This is a screwed up as it gets.

...More recently, neighbors in Trenton, Mich., told the local news station that Petkov and her husband decorated their pickup to look like a hearse, strapped a homemade coffin on top, and drove it back and forth in front of the home Kathleen shares with her father and step mother. Petkov said it was just a Halloween prank.
No doc, this woman could bully that girl without a computer...but she uses the additional protectoin of cyperspace to go after a dying 7 year old child.  She says this generates "personal satisfaction"...you are a waste of sperm Petkov.  At some moment you will face a final judge and I hope this is something you will account for.
Dying Girl Kathleen Edward Cyberbullied by 33-Year-Old Neighbor
(CBS) Seven-year-old Kathleen Edward knows what it's like to die from Huntington's Disease. Last year, the debilitating disorder, which progressively destroys the mind and control of the body, took her mother's life.


Kathleen has it too.


But the disease is not her only nemesis. Kathleen is also the victim of a horrifying cyberbullying attack and the perpetrator is a 33-year-old neighbor, Jennifer Petkov.


Petkov admitted to WJBK News in Detroit that she had posted ghoulish art work of the child on her Facebook page. The picture showed the Kathleen's face - eyes closed and tongue lolling out - with a pair of crossed bones beneath it.


Petkov also admitted to posting a Photoshopped image of Kathleen's mother cradled by the Grim Reaper.

When asked why she did it, Petkov sounded a lot like a high school mean girl. "Personal satisfaction," she told the station. "Because it rubs their a-s raw."


"Cyberbullying gives people the opportunity to be more aggressive than they would allow themselves to be in person," Dr. Samuelle Klein-Von Reiche, a clinical psychologist in private practice in Manhattan, tells CBS News. "There is a weaker sense of personal responsibility. You don't have to confront someone directly."

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