Those people all died of normal circumstances and didn't have any skeletons in the closet (that I know of off the top of my head.) Youtuber fox lady not only died of unnatural causes out of seemingly nowhere, but there also appears to be some iffy stuff going on behind the scenes with a charity/sanctuary she ran and used as a springboard to launch a Youtube career. Of course the latter is going to be talked about more.
I really enjoyed her videos, even though the red flags of her being a crazy person became more and more prominent the bigger her org became. I was faintly aware of the drama going on in the background (dead fox in the freezer, animals taking off and disappearing due to unsafe enclosures, her doing weird fucking NSFW photo shootings for, uh, charity?) and she seemed like she was suffering from lots of mental problems - but despite all that we shouldn't forget that a kid lost her mother and a guy lost his wife. And that's incredibly sad.
This whole site is about obscure fucks doing stuff.
KazeoLion?
What makes it worse is that since she's a toddler when her mom died, most likely she'll either barely remember her mom or not remember her at all. What a fucked up start to her life. I don't know which of the sketchy rumors about that woman were true or not but I definitely don't think she deserved death for it, lmao. Her having BPD was already a major liability so killing herself over people talking bad about her online wasn't really out of the question, I suppose.
Lol that's pretty much all we do on Kiwi Farms and yet we're blamed for mentally ill people with rough lives deciding to kill themselves for unrelated reasons.
Volcanos always demand sacrifices. What was she thinking?
I loved Dukes of Hazzard when I was a kid, at least partly because my parents hated it.
Why did your parents not like DoH?
I’m sure she’s s happy seeing David again while he ponders over how Mullholland Drive was more of a universe than an actual place in Los Angeles. May she rest in peace.
The whole white trash bootlegger thing, I'd guess.
Waylon Jennings was a national treasure.
