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Teenage Girl Suspected Of Masterminding Blue Whale Suicide Game Arrested In Russia

The unnamed Russian teenager allegedly issued threats to her victims to murder them or their family members if they failed to obey orders.

A 17-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of masterminding the Blue Whale suicide game that appears to goad vulnerable teens into killing themselves.

According to a Daily Mail , the teenager is accused of being behind the sick craze who encouraged dozens of vulnerable children to take their own lives. Primary investigations show the girl used to interact individually with the members who registered themselves to the 바카라Blue Whale바카라 game site. She used to send tasks to the members and had incited many to commit suicide.

바카라The female 바카라death group administrator바카라 played the game originally, but did not end up taking her life, instead she chose to become an 바카라admin바카라 on the deadly site, to help others to commit the fatal act,바카라 reported Daily Mail quoting the Russian state investigators. "She used to assign tasks to the members and give them 50-days time to complete them,바카라 he added.

Cops conducted a raid at the teen바카라s house which led them to uncover chilling drawings and a portrait of the founder of the challenge, 22-year-old Philipp Budeikin. He was jailed for three years and four months earlier this year after a Russian court convicted him for being the creator of the deadliest game that took several lives worldwide.

During raids, officers also recovered a notepad from the woman바카라s house where she had listed 바카라weak points바카라 to target each vulnerable teen she was speaking to in order to 바카라manipulate바카라 them.

The 'Blue Whale challenge' is a social media group where administrators reportedly encourage children to undertake a series of tasks over 50 days. They include watching horror films all day, waking up at 4:20am, contemplating death and self-harming by carving the shape of a blue whale into their arms. Their final 'task' is to take their own life.

However, the Russian police have said that they are investigating into the matter.

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