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As it stated in This article originally appeared on Newser: Man Streams Suicide by Fire on Facebook LiveMore From Newser Prior to Saturday's incident, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recognized the network's need to monitor disturbing live content more vigilantly. While streaming live on Facebook early Saturday, a Memphis musician doused his body in kerosene before fatally setting himself on fire in what police are calling a suicide. Another man sustained burns after attempting to kick a lighter from McLemore's hand; he is expected to make a full recovery. The horrifying video has since been removed from Facebook, though the New York Daily News has screenshots from the footage in which McLemore is seen pouring kerosene onto his shirtless torso.
as informed in A Tennessee man died after setting himself on fire while streaming his failed suicide attempt on Facebook Live in a crowded bar Saturday morning. The graphic video shows Jared McLemore dousing himself with kerosene and setting himself on fire while filming his suicide on Facebook Live. (Facebook via Live Leak)McLemore's ex-girlfriend, Alyssa Moore, was just a couple of feet away from the horrendous scene. (Facebook via Live Leak)McLemore faced domestic assault charges and was put on probation in April. A man off-camera jumps on top of him to try to help him, but McLemore burst into flames.
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As it stated in This article originally appeared on Newser: Man Streams Suicide by Fire on Facebook LiveMore From Newser Prior to Saturday's incident, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recognized the network's need to monitor disturbing live content more vigilantly. While streaming live on Facebook early Saturday, a Memphis musician doused his body in kerosene before fatally setting himself on fire in what police are calling a suicide. Another man sustained burns after attempting to kick a lighter from McLemore's hand; he is expected to make a full recovery. The horrifying video has since been removed from Facebook, though the New York Daily News has screenshots from the footage in which McLemore is seen pouring kerosene onto his shirtless torso.
as informed in A Tennessee man died after setting himself on fire while streaming his failed suicide attempt on Facebook Live in a crowded bar Saturday morning. The graphic video shows Jared McLemore dousing himself with kerosene and setting himself on fire while filming his suicide on Facebook Live. (Facebook via Live Leak)McLemore's ex-girlfriend, Alyssa Moore, was just a couple of feet away from the horrendous scene. (Facebook via Live Leak)McLemore faced domestic assault charges and was put on probation in April. A man off-camera jumps on top of him to try to help him, but McLemore burst into flames.
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Facebook teams up with The Trevor Project for LGBTQ youth suicide prevention
Facebook has partnered with The Trevor Project, a suicide prevention hotline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/or queer youth, to bring additional crisis support to Facebook Messenger. Back in March, Facebook brought suicide prevention tools to both Live and Messenger in partnership with organizations like the Crisis Text Line, the National Eating Disorder Association and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Facebook's lineup of partners, which now includes The Trevor Project, enables people contemplating suicide and/or feeling depressed to immediately, directly connect with them. Chat functionality with The Trevor Project will roll out over the next few months. Among those aged 10-24 years old, suicide is the second leading cause of death, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.to read more visit us Facebook
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