We’ve assembled a collection of some of the more notable case examples in bullying, from high profile suicides to some of the more severe injuries that bullied children have experienced. We hope that these cases further expand your knowledge about the bullying problem.
Extreme Bullying cases
So how bad can bullying get? This page outlines some severe cases of bullying taken to the extreme. For anyone who still believes that bullying is a harmless right of passage, these stories will change your mind.
High Profile Bullying Cases / Famous Bullying Cases
The Phoebe Prince Bullying Case
Phoebe Prince was a teen girl who immigrated to the United States from Ireland. At age 16, after a year of relentless bullying at her new school, she hung herself at her family’s home. Her case leapt into the public spotlight as her bullies went on to redefine the word “callous” after her death.
The Jon Carmichael Bullying Case
Jon Carmichael was another student who hung himself at 13-years-old after years of torment from peers. Jon was small for his age, and the bullying he experienced was more stereotypical of what parents might imagine from the movies, only taken to some harsh extremes.
The Megan Meier Bullying Case
Megan Meier’s is the case that really woke up the public’s awareness to the issue of cyberbullying. Megan was just 13-years-old when she hung herself in her closet after a brutal online exchange.
The Amanda Cummings Bullying Case
Eerily similar to the Phoebe Prince case, Amanda was bullied to suicide, and then continued to be mocked online even after her death
More information about bullying:
- About Bullying
- Causes Of Bullying
- Types Of Bullying
- Cyber-Bullying: Online Bullying in the Internet Age
- Cyberbullying Statistics
- Internet Cyber-Bullying Facts
- Types Of CyberBullying
- Cyberbullying Prevention: How To Protect Your Child From Internet Bullying
- What To Do If You Are Cyberbullied
- How to Stop Cyberbullying
- Fight Back Against Cyberbullies
- Helping Children Cope With Cyberbullying
- Signs & Symptoms Of Cyberbullying
- Sexual Bullying
- Effects & Consequences Of Bullying
- Bullying Cases & Case Studies
- Bullies: Who They Are & Why They Bully
- Ages & Stages in Bullying Behavior
- School Bullying
- Bullying Assessment & Intervention: How To Intervene On A Child’s Behalf
- Signs and Symptoms of Bullying: Clues For Parents
- How to Report Bullying To A School: Guidelines For Parents
- How to Tell If Your Child Is A Bully
- If You Suspect Your Child Of Bullying
- How To Talk With Kids About Bullying
- How To Respond If A Child Tells You They Are Being Bullied
- If Someone Accuses Your Child Of Bullying
- Bullying Prevention Information
- Dealing With Bullies
- Solutions for Bullying
- Helping Bullied Kids
- Bullying Resources
- Quotes About Bullying
- References & Bibliography
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