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Amanda Todd tribute pages haunted by bullies amid police probe<\/a><\/p>\n

VANCOUVER \u2014 In life, Amanda Todd feared she was all alone; in death, she has captured the attention of people from around the world, focusing a spotlight on the plight of those who continue to face down the torments of bullies. Meanwhile, the bullying that the B.C. teen said drove her to suicide, has continued online even after her death. The RCMP announced Saturday that more than 400 tips from around the globe have poured into an email account, set up after the apparent suicide of the 15-year-old Port Coquitlam, B.C. teen.<\/p>\n

Meantime, media from around the world, including online publications in England, the United States, Australia and Asia, have picked up the tragic tale. \u201cAt this point, we\u2019ve got upwards of 20 to 25 full-time investigators that are working on this to try to gain enough information and enough evidence to potentially lay charges against any individual or individuals that may have played a role here in some way,\u201d said Sgt. Peter Thiessen.<\/p>\n

At the beginning of September, Todd posted a nine-minute video on YouTube, and through hand-written notes, she explained what happened after she exposed her breasts on a webcam to an unidentified man. The images ended up being sent to family and friends, and she described how she suffered anxiety, major depression and turned to drugs and alcohol and even tried to kill herself twice.<\/p>\n

The video ends with her note: \u201cI have nobody. I need someone.\u201d<\/p>\n

In the video she is seen holding up cards narrating her story, with one towards the end saying, \u201cEvery day I think why am I still here.\u201d Kids at her school were well aware of her despair, and yet many of them teased her further, egging her on to suicide.<\/p>\n

Even after her death, people continue to torment the teen. More than 15 online memorials have been set up for Todd on Facebook, one with more than 500,000 \u201clikes\u201d. But along with messages offering condolences for Todd\u2019s family, former classmates and strangers have posted hateful comments and offensive images.<\/p>\n

One Facebook user uploaded a photo of Todd that had been made to look like a Zombie holding a bottle of bleach with the message: \u201cI hope they sell Clorox in Hell.\u201d Others said Todd should not be getting positive or negative attention. \u201cIt\u2019s bad that people commit suicide, but I don\u2019t see what makes this girl special\u2026. She seems like the kind of person that committed suicide because she was lazy,\u201d another user wrote. The BC Coroners Service has said preliminary indications suggest Todd took her own life last Wednesday.<\/p>\n

On Friday, the RCMP set up an email account so people could submit tips \u2014 amandaTODDinfo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca<\/p>\n

Thiessen said by Saturday investigators had received more than 400 tips from around the globe, and police are encouraging the public to provide even more information. Investigators are prioritizing those tips and are trying to determine which ones need to be acted on first, said Thiessen. He said police are also asking individuals to stop posting inappropriate and hurtful comments and images online that continue to re-victimize the Todd family and others. He said police are even getting complaints from young girls and adults because of those images.\u201cThey\u2019re being impacted by it and they\u2019re quite emotional discussions that we\u2019re having from these people that are calling us,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

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