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Felony Friday - Forever Mine
🕑 Added 2022-11-04 13:47:56 +0000 UTCOnline dating is as normalized as it's ever been. It’s how people meet these days. Even a decade ago, AOL, MSN, AIM and random chat rooms were where a lot of kids found themselves looking for love or an intimate connection. When 15-year-old Jack Sepple met 12-year-old Ashley Wadsworth online, the connection seemed harmless enough. But over the years, their innocent conversations would eventually escalate into plans of one day meeting in person. After graduating high school, Ashley took a leap of faith and purchased a plane ticket to finally meet her English internet boyfriend in person. But after hopping the pond from British Columbia to London, her romantic round-trip adventure would tragically turn out to be a one-way visit…
Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway. Special Thanks to Jenny Almeida
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Facebook: Ashley Wadsworth
- Essex crime: The letter Chelmsford murderer Jack Sepple wrote to victim Ashley Wadsworth's family from prison
- Ashley Wadsworth murder: Mother funds emergency bleed kit in Chelmsford - BBC News
- Essex crime: Chelmsford murderer Jack Sepple jailed for 'brutal and cowardly' killing of Ashley Wadsworth
- Essex crime: Chelmsford murderer Jack Sepple jailed for 'brutal and cowardly' killing of Ashley Wadsworth
- Ashley Wadsworth murder: 'What were her last words - did she ask for us?' - BBC News
- Ashley Wadsworth murder: 'What were her last words - did she ask for us?'
- Teen Killed After Traveling To England To Meet Controlling Boyfriend She Had Met Online
- Murderer serving life for fatally knifing his girlfriend was banned from meeting his mother | Daily Mail Online
- Canadian teen Ashley Wadsworth's UK boyfriend admits he stabbed her to death
- Chelmsford: Man admits murder of Ashley Wadsworth | Essex Police
- Jack Sepple Facebook
- Ashley Wadsworth: Mother pays tribute to Canadian teen stabbed to death as body to be flown home | The Independent
- Man gets life sentence for ‘brutal’ murder of Canadian girlfriend | UK news | The Guardian
- Family mourns Vernon, B.C. teen murdered in U.K.
- B.C. family grieves 19-year-old killed in U.K. homicide
- B.C. woman killed on trip to U.K.
- Murder charges laid against boyfriend of BC woman stabbed to death in UK
- Guilty plea in UK killing of B.C. woman
- British man sentenced to life for the murder of his Canadian girlfriend
- TWITTER: Jack Sepple Account
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Automobiles” by Cobby Costa
- Closing Track: “Solitary Summer” by Dylan Sitts
Music & Sound Effect Sources
All music & sound effects used with express permission under unlimited blanket license authority from Epidemic Sound ® & SoundStripe ®. Individual sources are available via request at info@invisiblechoir.com
Comments
Malcolm Ford
hard not to point fingers at her sister and family for not doing something when they could. Watching her get beat on camera and you just waited for her to get home safe? You didn't drop everything to go save her? This was 2021 not 2005, people have a better understanding of the risks of domestic abuse. The family must be going through a lot of grief, but at the end of the day her blood is on their hands as well. Get up and get your daughter. Shameful.
Betty Sepulveda
Great storytelling with emphasis and empathy for the victim
