Teenage Girl Found Hanged In School Toilets 'After Complaining She Was Being Bullied By Classmates'

 A teenage girl was found dead in toilets at her school after complaining she was being bullied by other students, an inquest has heard.

Dagmara Przybysz's mum Ewelina said her daughter had been having trouble with one girl in particular and on several occasions overheard comments such as 'stupid Pole'.

The 16-year-old was pronounced dead after emergency crews desperately tried to revive her at Pool Academy in Pool, Cornwall at around 2.15pm on May 17 2016.

An inquest into her death heard the Polish-born teenager, who died as a result of hanging, had been having trouble with some girls at her school and had injured herself the day before she died by punching a wall after becoming angry because she said some girls were laughing at her.

In a statement, Dagmara's mother, Ewelina, said her daughter, who was a "very beautiful lady", got on better with boys. Most of her friends, including her boyfriend, went to Redruth School.

She said: "Dagmara often talked to me about her problems and she was hurt if someone said something unpleasant to her."

Mrs Przybysz said she understood her daughter had been having a problem with one girl who had "called Dagmara names".

"I don't know exactly what was said," she said.

"This incident occurred only a few days before Dagmara passed away ... I don't know whether these incidents were racist in nature; however, I can say that on several occasions she overheard comments such as 'stupid Pole'.

"I can't say when these comments were made. The last time was some time in the last year."

Mrs Przybysz said on another occasion Dagmara heard a similar comment being made to another Polish or Lithuanian child and was "always trying to stand up" for the other child.

In a statement read out to the hearing, pathologist Dr Juliane Stolte, who carried out the post-mortem examination, said the cause of death was hanging.

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Actress Iretiola Doyle Opens Up on Getting Pregnant as a Teenager

Tinsel actress, Iretiola Doyle who played a key role in the widely-applauded 'The Wedding Party' movie has opened up on her experience with early pregnancy during her teenage years.

 

Iretiola Doyle

 

The ace actress Iretiola Doyle recently opened up on some aspects of her teenage years.

 

While speaking recently at Harvesters International Christian Centre, Gbagada, Lagos, Doyle revealed that her family members, including her mother, were hard on her when she got pregnant at the age of 17.

 

Her words: “You have to surround yourself with people who love and support you. I was blessed to have people around me; unfortunately these people are not family members. My mother didn’t take it lightly with me.

 

"I wouldn’t have handled it the way she did because I belong to a different generation. I was nurtured by people I met and they constantly reminded me that my life didn’t end with that bad situation.

 

"Impacting young girls is very important to me. If you ask me what my ministry is, I would say reaching out to young girls. One of the things I used to say to God then was that if He straightened this journey for me, I would be like a big sister to young girls." 

 

To overcome the stigma of early teenage pregnancy, she had to do certain things. While admitting that the situation affected her hugely, she said that she chose her friends very carefully; friends who were young ladies who had done well and had vision for themselves.

 

“I felt I still remained who I was. I came from a very good home, not by wealth but value. Education was not negotiable in my family. I didn’t want that one mistake to define who I was. But it was quite difficult for me because it was the talk of the town for quite a number of years,” she said. .

 

She urged young girls who have experienced similar situations to remember to keep their dreams alive and go back to school after having their babies. For her, it is not about how many mistakes you make or times you fell; it is about how many times you get up. 

 

“If there is anyone in your life who constantly reminds you of the mistake, you should define the relationship even if it means your parents. If your brother or father cannot encourage you, there is a problem because that is where our love is supposed to begin from,” she added.

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Teenager Sues Parents For Invasion Of Privacy

In this day and age, parents are always posting pictures of their kids on social media. Before they're even born, their faces will be on the internet in the form of scan pictures.

And from first steps to the first day of school, every new milestone is documented - including some embarrassing ones.

But parents might want to think twice about what they share online after it emerged that a teenager is suing her parents for invasion of privacy.

Why? Because they posted pictures of her when she was a baby that include having her nappy changed and sitting on a potty.

The 18-year-old woman, who lives in the Austrian state of Carinthia, claims that since 2009 her parents have made her life a misery by constantly posting new pictures of her on their social media accounts from when she was an infant.

She said the pictures allegedly included embarrassing and intimate images from her childhood and added that they were shared with her parents' 700 online friends.

Michael Rami, the woman's lawyer, says that to date her parents have posted 500 images of her on social media sites without her consent. He believes she has a good chance of winning the court battle.

The teenager said: "They knew no shame and no limit - and did not care whether it was a picture of me sitting on the toilet or lying naked in my cot - every stage was photographed and then made public."

She told local media that despite her requests, her parents have refused to delete the photos, which prompted her to sue them.

She said: "I'm tired of not being taken seriously by my parents."

Her father believes that since he took the photos he has the right to publish the images.

Yet Rami said that if it can be proven that the images have violated her rights to a personal life, her parents will lose the case.

And it might also mean the parents have to pay money to the child.

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Teenager Admits Massacring Parents, Three Siblings At Family Home

A teenager has admitting to massacring his parents and three siblings in a bloodbath at the family home. Robert Bever, 19, was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole after pleaded guilty to five counts of murder.

His brother and co-defendant, Michael Bever, 17, did not enter and will be tried by a jury in June 2017, a court clerk said. Robert Bever could have faced the death penalty.

Michael Bever, who was 16 at the time of the killing, is charged as an adult but is ineligible for the death penalty due to his age.

The brothers are accused of bludgeoning and stabbing to death their mother, father, two brothers and a sister in Oklahoma in July 2015.

Parents David and April Bever, younger brothers Daniel, 12, and Christopher, seven and little sister Victoria, aged five, were murdered with multiple weapons including knives and a hatchet .

Sister Crystal, then aged 13, was critically injured but survived the attack at the family home in Broken Arrow, about 15 miles southeast of Tulsa, police said.

A two-year-old girl, identified as Autumn Bever, was found unharmed at the property.

A 911 call made by Daniel Bever led officers to a suburban home where they discovered the blood-splattered crime scene.

Robert and Michael Bever were tracked down by dogs in a wooded area near the house.

Police said the brothers told them they wanted to be known as famous criminals and launch a nationwide killing spree.

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I'm Dying Of Shame" - Says Student Who Leaked Steamy Bedroom Photos Of Usain Bolt

A 20-year-old student who appeared in photos in bed with Rio 2016 Olympics hero Usain Bolt says she is 'dying of shame' since the snaps went viral.

The pictures of the fastest man in the world relaxing off the track were shared on messaging service Whatsapp by Jady Duarte and have been circulated widely online.

Local newspaper Extra reports that Duarte says that the impact of the pictures has not been good for her.

She explains: "It's very negative. I never wanted to be famous, I'm dying of shame."

Duarte insisted that she just shared the pics among her friends and that she didn't expect the whole of the world to see them.

She added: "I just sent it to the group of my girlfriends, now you see...

"I just sent and said 'anyone who saw the Olympics will know who is."

Duarte says she was at the club All In in Barra in the West Zone of Rio, with friends when "Bolt spotted her". She said: "He sent a security guard to call me over. We spoke quickly.

"But at that moment I didn't know it was him, because there were many Jamaicans who looked similar." 

Duarte fell short of revealing more details of what happened next - other than to say: "It was not a big deal. It was normal.

"I'd rather not talk about it - in order not to complicate matters.

"Like I said, it was normal."

It's also emerged that Bolt was allegedly briefly following Duarte on Instagram one of just 104 people he was following but that 'follow' appears to have since been deleted.

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