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‘They failed Adriana:' Family of NJ teen who died by suicide after viral school fight video sues
The family of a 14-year-old girl who died by suicide last year after video of other students viciously attacking her in a high school hallway was posted to social media is filing a civil lawsuit alleging school administrators knew a “culture of violence” existed at Central Regional High School and failed to protect the teenager from its clutches. Adriana Kuch,…
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New Claims of Bullying At NJ School Where Attack Caught on Video Led to Teen's Suicide
There are new allegations of bullying at a New Jersey high school surfacing less than two weeks after video was shared on social media showing students engaged in a hallway attack on a 14-year-old girl — who later took her own life.
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NJ Superintendent Resigns After School Attack, Student's Suicide
The superintendent of the New Jersey school district where a 14-year-old freshman died by suicide 48 hours after video of bullying surfaced online has resigned, a day after funeral services were held for teenager. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.
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Superintendent Resigns Amid NJ District Fallout Over Handling of Hallway Attack, Student Death
Four students have been charged in connection with an attack inside a New Jersey high school hallway that took place just days before the victim in that incident, a 14-year-old girl, took her own life.
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4 Students Charged in NJ High School Hallway Attack Days Before Victim Took Her Life
Four students have been charged in connection with an attack inside a New Jersey high school hallway that took place just days before the victim in that incident, a 14-year-old girl, took her own life.
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More Bullying Videos Surface Following NJ Student's Suicide
Video posted to social media last week showed several students viciously attacking Adriana Olivia Kuch as she was walking with her boyfriend in a school hallway. She’s not the only bullying victim at the school. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.
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It Lasted Just 50 Seconds. And Her Dad Says It Was Enough to Make Her Take Her Life
The family of a 14-year-old girl who died by suicide last year after video of other students viciously attacking her in a school hallway was posted to social media, Silence from local prosecutors in one New Jersey county remained deafening for one family, and many supporters, Friday, as they awaited news on whether criminal charges would be filed against students…
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4 Girls Suspended Over NJ School Hallway Attack Video After Freshman Dies by Suicide
Four students involved in a school hallway attack on a 14-year-old New Jersey high school freshman who took her own life 48 hours after video of the bullying surfaced online have been suspended indefinitely, the district superintendent confirmed Thursday — though there was still no update from the prosecutor’s office on possible criminal charges. Michael Kuch, father of Adriana Olivia…
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Teen's Suicide Days After NJ School Hallway Attack Sparks Outrage, Student Walkouts
Students at a New Jersey high school protested by walking out of their classrooms, upset and angry over the suicide death of a 14-year-old classmate — and looking to draw attention to a pattern of bullying that they say the district is ignoring.
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Students Walk Out of NJ School After Bullied Teen Dies by Suicide
Michael Kuch, the father of 14-year-old Adriana, says his daughter was assaulted by other students and two days later, she took her own life. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.
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Rower's Family Says Abusive Coach Pushed Athlete to Suicide
The family of a former University of California-San Diego rower who killed himself in January 2021 says he was pushed too far by his coach. Coach Geoff Bond is no longer at the school and the parents of Brian Lilly Jr. filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against him. The defense team for Bond filed a motion to dismiss the case. The...
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‘Power Rangers' Alum Jason David Frank's Cause of Death Revealed
Tammie Frank, the wife of “Power Rangers” star Jason David Frank, shared his cause of death following news of his passing on Nov. 20.