SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) – Videos of a girl being attacked in Mexico have gone viral on social media after affirmation of her loss of life.

Shanquella Robinson was found dead in her resort room whereas vacationing with mates in Cabo San Lucas in October. Circulating movies present what seems to be somebody attacking Robinson. Despite alleged experiences that her loss of life was a results of alcohol poisoning, Robinson’s loss of life certificates from Mexico reveals she died because of a extreme spinal twine harm.

At this time, nobody has been charged with any crime in reference to the case. North Carolina state officers have solely confirmed {that a} U.S. citizen has died in Mexico.

The graphic nature of those movies brings up the query of what seeing disturbing content material on-line does to somebody’s psychological well being. Dr. Abigail Johnson with Johnson Behavioral Health Group sat down with KSLA to debate the next questions:

• How does social media play a task in our psychological well-being?
• What does watching traumatic, disturbing content material do to our psychological well being?
• What are the long-term results of seeing brutal acts on-line? How does PTSD play a task?
• What are methods to guard our psychological well being on social media when disturbing content material is trending?

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