Mother of MySpace suicide victim shares her thoughts on what she believes the alleged perpetrators deserve in the hoax that claimed her daughter's life.
Tina Meier, whose 13-year-old daughter, Megan, committed suicide after a Missouri woman and her daughter allegedly perpetrated an Internet hoax on her MySpace page, appeared this morning in an exclusive interview on Today. Meier had this to say about Lori Drew, who was indicted yesterday for conspiracy and fraudulent access to someone else's computer and could face up to 20 years in prison.
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This is absourd. Things like this should not happen. I feel bad for the mothers loss. And the mother incharge for making this young girl commit suicide should recieve the highest punishment possible.
- katey
That womwn should be ashamed of her rotten self and she deserves to be punshised to the MAXIMUM….
- Beth
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