Cenk Uygur
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Rebecca Sedwick Bullying Death - Parents Responsible?
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October 18, 2013
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6:59Now Playing"How much bullying does it take to drive a 12-year-old to suicide? The father of the teenage girl in Florida accused of helping do that told CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday that his daughter wouldn't know. And she has an alibi. It's him, he told Chris Cuomo. Months of cyber abuse drove Rebecca Sedwick to climb up the ladder of a pair of silos at an abandoned concrete plant in September. She had already cut open her wrists in December but survived that suicide attempt. This one she didn't. Weeks after Rebecca leaped to her death, an incriminating message appeared in the Facebook feed of the girl accused of being her main tormenter, an estranged friend, age 14...".* Should the parents face prison time? Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur break it down on The Young Turks.
*Read more here from Kim Segal. John Couwels and Ben Brumfield / CNN
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