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Ciara with her pony Basil. Facebook Twitter Email Whatsapp. Greg Harkin October 05 AM. Facebook Twitter Email. Ciara was the girl who was bullied online. The fall-out has shattered an entire community. Daily Digest Newsletter Get ahead of the day with the morning headlines at 7. Frightening images show boy jumping between storey apartment blocks.

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Via facebook. Reply Retweet Favorite. Daniel Perry weeman Scott Jones CaseySJones. Mass media is knocking on wrong door. It is necessary to go deeper and to find a root of a problem. Its not about the site, the problem is about education, about moral values that were devaluated lately.

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