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She was only 15! She didn't know what she was doing!! 
Tfw discordmaxxing goes wrong
Samuel Hervey, a 25-year-old in the throes of a severe mental health crisis, positioned his phone so its camera would capture the gruesome spectacle that was about to unfold.
The Minnesota native stepped into the frame of the video live stream, his long hair spilling from the hood of a white sweatshirt. He sat down cross-legged and emptied a plastic bottle filled with gasoline onto his head and his clothing. Then he lit a flame.
As fire engulfed him, more than two dozen people watched in a private video chatroom on the popular messaging app Discord. They laughed, cheered and congratulated themselves, according to a recording reviewed by The Washington Post.
Among those watching the November 2021 live stream was a 15-year-old girl in an Eastern European city who had spent much of the previous week in close contact with Hervey, urging him in private messages and voice calls to take his life on camera, The Post found. It was an effort, she later said in an interview, to impress others in a global online community that rewards cruelty.
“I was getting my big break,” she recalled thinking during Hervey’s suicide. “It was a competition of who could do the worst thing. So I obviously felt very cool.”
The circumstances leading to Hervey’s self-immolation remained mostly a mystery to his family and friends and to law enforcement. The Post traced the suicide to the online community known as “764” and found that it was enabled by a messaging app the group has used to find victims halfway across the globe and lure them into closed, largely unmoderated spaces.
Hervey’s path into a virtual den of predation — and the role of a teenager who believed coaxing a stranger to kill himself on camera would boost her social status — offers a disturbing case study of what federal prosecutors warn is an emerging threat posed by sadistic groups that target vulnerable people online. And it illustrates the deadly consequences when social media platforms fail to contain that threat.
The Post located the girl, who operated under the screen name “Fmlk,” through an extensive analysis of her digital footprint. Now 18, she spoke on the condition that she be identified only by her Discord screen name, age and region. The Post is not naming her because she was a minor at the time. She said she agreed to talk because she regrets her actions, which she said also included encouraging a teenage girl to kill herself on a live stream in March 2022. Fmlk said she has since left the online group.
“I feel very bad for what I did, even now,” she said during one of several in-person interviews in her home city. “It’s something that happened when I was in a bad space. … I feel like this thing is going to haunt me for the rest of my life.”
The FBI has said 764 — named for the first three numbers of the Zip code of the town in Texas where its founder lived — and its offshoots have targeted thousands of children in recent years, often persuading them to share nude photos and then extorting them into harming animals or themselves. In a warning last year, the agency said the groups try to get their victims, many of whom have mental health issues, to kill themselves on camera “for their own entertainment or their own sense of fame.” The FBI has said the group meets the definition of a domestic terror organization.
Although Discord prohibits promoting self-harm on its platform, Hervey and others communicated about his suicide plans for more than a week in a chatroom that was created specifically to broadcast his death, The Post found.
Even afterward, the chatroom remained online. Fmlk lured the suicidal teenage girl there four months later so an audience could watch her take her own life, she said. The Post was not able to confirm the second suicide.
Told of The Post’s findings, Hervey’s mother, Florence Hervey, said: “Discord should have been monitoring better. It’s all very sad.”
The Minnesota native stepped into the frame of the video live stream, his long hair spilling from the hood of a white sweatshirt. He sat down cross-legged and emptied a plastic bottle filled with gasoline onto his head and his clothing. Then he lit a flame.
As fire engulfed him, more than two dozen people watched in a private video chatroom on the popular messaging app Discord. They laughed, cheered and congratulated themselves, according to a recording reviewed by The Washington Post.
Among those watching the November 2021 live stream was a 15-year-old girl in an Eastern European city who had spent much of the previous week in close contact with Hervey, urging him in private messages and voice calls to take his life on camera, The Post found. It was an effort, she later said in an interview, to impress others in a global online community that rewards cruelty.
“I was getting my big break,” she recalled thinking during Hervey’s suicide. “It was a competition of who could do the worst thing. So I obviously felt very cool.”
The circumstances leading to Hervey’s self-immolation remained mostly a mystery to his family and friends and to law enforcement. The Post traced the suicide to the online community known as “764” and found that it was enabled by a messaging app the group has used to find victims halfway across the globe and lure them into closed, largely unmoderated spaces.
Hervey’s path into a virtual den of predation — and the role of a teenager who believed coaxing a stranger to kill himself on camera would boost her social status — offers a disturbing case study of what federal prosecutors warn is an emerging threat posed by sadistic groups that target vulnerable people online. And it illustrates the deadly consequences when social media platforms fail to contain that threat.
The Post located the girl, who operated under the screen name “Fmlk,” through an extensive analysis of her digital footprint. Now 18, she spoke on the condition that she be identified only by her Discord screen name, age and region. The Post is not naming her because she was a minor at the time. She said she agreed to talk because she regrets her actions, which she said also included encouraging a teenage girl to kill herself on a live stream in March 2022. Fmlk said she has since left the online group.
“I feel very bad for what I did, even now,” she said during one of several in-person interviews in her home city. “It’s something that happened when I was in a bad space. … I feel like this thing is going to haunt me for the rest of my life.”
The FBI has said 764 — named for the first three numbers of the Zip code of the town in Texas where its founder lived — and its offshoots have targeted thousands of children in recent years, often persuading them to share nude photos and then extorting them into harming animals or themselves. In a warning last year, the agency said the groups try to get their victims, many of whom have mental health issues, to kill themselves on camera “for their own entertainment or their own sense of fame.” The FBI has said the group meets the definition of a domestic terror organization.
Although Discord prohibits promoting self-harm on its platform, Hervey and others communicated about his suicide plans for more than a week in a chatroom that was created specifically to broadcast his death, The Post found.
Even afterward, the chatroom remained online. Fmlk lured the suicidal teenage girl there four months later so an audience could watch her take her own life, she said. The Post was not able to confirm the second suicide.
Told of The Post’s findings, Hervey’s mother, Florence Hervey, said: “Discord should have been monitoring better. It’s all very sad.”
Sad
Based
It has never been more over
Partly lifefuel. Females deep down are moralfags and this becomes more evident as they age. In time what she did will break her mentally.
Ah, 764 again. Elaine Miller's server, and then she'll say everyone else are evil incel pedos.
Muh innocent 15 year old
All foids want ugly men to die
Fmlk said she joined a sadistic Discord group because she wanted to fit in. “I thought they were edgy,” she said. “I wanted them to like me.” (Shawn Boburg/The Washington Post)
What an evil bitch, and everyone who participated in that aswell. They deserve to be tortured by the cartel.
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bluepiiler
THE MOM OF THE GUY WHO ROPED SAID THIS:
“I feel this person was vulnerable herself in terms of being conditioned to search for belonging by harming someone else,” Hervey said. “And I hope that she’s in a more healthy state of mind right now.”
WHAT THE FUCK
“I feel this person was vulnerable herself in terms of being conditioned to search for belonging by harming someone else,” Hervey said. “And I hope that she’s in a more healthy state of mind right now.”
WHAT THE FUCK
it reminds me of that video posted here before of the russian guy roping while normies laughed in vc
She needs (((education)))
I genuinly hate all of them
The only time he'd ever been called "fire" in his life
He should not have been on that faggy app, instead he should have been here
Tfd
And then women wonder why we hate them so much
this article is literally just giving HER empathy and stuff "oh she was groomed into making a guy kill himself!"
WTF
Mom wanted him dead long before
Well She did fit-in to the point She successfully led someone to suicide.
I say, community service to every single lonely virgin basement dweller for the next 25 years. As a deliberate Humblemaxxing program to mask her past actions.
Rape should be a punishment for such whores
sentence her to death by 1000 incel cocks
Gas the kikes!
All e girls are like this. Normies and women in general are cruel and sadistic although they mask it.
She was only 15! She didn't know what she was doing!!
idk depends really
the guy was sub5 so no one is really crying over him especially an e girl
B b b b ut shes just an innocent child, SHUT THE FUCK UP! Shes not!
She was only 15! She didn't know what she was doing!!
The Minnesota native stepped into the frame of the video live stream, his long hair spilling from the hood of a white sweatshirt. He sat down cross-legged and emptied a plastic bottle filled with gasoline onto his head and his clothing. Then he lit a flame.
As fire engulfed him, more than two dozen people watched in a private video chatroom on the popular messaging app Discord. They laughed, cheered and congratulated themselves, according to a recording reviewed by The Washington Post.
I FUCKING HATE HUMANITY!
As fire engulfed him, more than two dozen people watched in a private video chatroom on the popular messaging app Discord. They laughed, cheered and congratulated themselves, according to a recording reviewed by The Washington Post.
I FUCKING HATE HUMANITY!
Lol Mom supports her sons killer because it was a girl
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