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A Youtube model is believed to have killed herself after being bombarded with hate messages from online audiences instigated by rival network influencers.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
21-year-old Kristina ‘Kika’ Dukic was found dead at her home in Belgrade on Thursday after what she described as “years of abuse” online.<\/p>\n
The death of the famous internet girl who had more than a million followers on the network, was announced by her mother Natasha.<\/p>\n
The post has already been removed from the network but he added that anyone who has suicidal thoughts should seek help from anyone who can and try to live a life as close to reality as possible, breaking free from network dependence.<\/p>\n
A close friend of Mira Vladisavljevic, told the local Telegraf network in tears: “Something terrible happened last night. “I urge the media to report any case of girls being harassed or bullied online for a long time.”<\/p>\n
In a series of posts the late Kristina confessed that she was under the pressure of hate posts for years on her networks. She added that “whatever he did was not enough”.<\/p>\n
Kristina tended to further explain to critics that she just wanted to be happy doing what she wanted in life, and then described the hate messages she received.<\/p>\n
These included those about her appearance and allegations that she had undergone plastic surgery.<\/p>\n
One of her main critics was Serbian video game championship player Bogdan Ilic, also known as Baka Prase, with many followers on the net.<\/p>\n
He regularly tracked her videos and called them “fake” along with other attacks and insults, reports the local network ‘Republika’.<\/p>\n
The daily added that he encouraged his followers to bombard Christina with hate messages, including one that read: “Kill yourself.”<\/p>\n
From the event Bogdan has tried to distance himself from the situation, claiming to be friends with him.<\/p>\n
The other local network, Direktno, wrote that Bogdan had been one of the first to learn of her death.<\/p>\n
“I am just sorry for what happened. “I am sorry that I did not announce that we had become friends before the event”, he added.<\/p>\n
“I’m sorry because people accuse me in vain. “They do not leave the dead in peace just to get some likes on the net, it is very ugly,” he added.<\/p>\n
Christina’s last post on November 11, wrote: “She said, ‘Where are we going?’ I said, ‘On the moon.’ “<\/p>\n
The circumstances of her death are being investigated, the Serbian interior ministry said.<\/p>\n
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