(Previous post about Megan Meier here)

There’s something else you have to read about the family who created the internet hoax for Megan Meier: When cyberbullying goes too far… :: Cyber Anthropology

Quote taken from the above blog post:

What may be the worst part of it all, after their daughter’s death, Megan’s parents let the girl with whom Megan had once been friends with know that Megan had really valued their friendship. This family offered their condolences, invited Megan’s parents to their daughter’s birthday, and even had the Meiers store a Christmas present for them. It was only after another neighborhood girl came forward as to having known about the fake account that the Meiers found out who was really the person behind the boy that was so hurtful to their daughter. Now they had not only lost their daughter, but had also been ‘played’ by the family who had instigated their loss in the first place.

This is relational aggression taken to an extreme, when relational aggression isn’t the main issue but merely a symptom of a greater disorder. It reeks of a narcissistic personality disorder.

I don’t know what makes my blood run cold more - the deliberate hoax and sending of cruel messages to Megan or acting all nice and gracious after her death, knowing all the while they had been the ones to have driven her to take her own life.