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Parents of online blackmail victim speak out, pushing for online safety

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June 15, 2023

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The parents of a Michigan high school student who died by suicide after being blackmailed online are speaking out, pushing for online safety. “In the most tragic of situations, Jordan’s life is saving lives,” said Jordan Buta’s mother.

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