#nakiavenant

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“#ADHD games played u sad little DCF custody jit that’s why u where u at for this dumb s–t n more u keep crying wolf u dead u will get buried life goes on after a jit that doesn’t listen to there parents trying to be grown seeking boys and girls attention instead of her books”, said Gina on Nakia’s Facebook live suicide video. Imagine your parent being your biggest bully. The mother of Nakia Venant, the 14 year old who killed herself on Facebook Live, has been exposed as a fraud. While Gina Alexis Caze was spilling her crocodile tears all over the press table, she forgot to mention that she watched the #NakiaVenant live suicide video & taunted her in the comments LINK IN BIO FOR MORE!!

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@Regrann from @instamemorials - Nakia Venant, 14, of Miami Gardens, Florida ended her life on Sunday, January 22, 2017 while live streaming via Facebook Live. For two hours, Nakia broadcast from the bathroom of her Miami Gardens foster home, eventually fashioning a homemade noose from her scarf. In a reply to a request from the Miami Herald on Tuesday afternoon, DCF released a three-sentence incident report on Nakia’s death. It said Nakia attached her scarf to a “shower-glass door frame” to end her life at around 3:03 a.m. and was declared dead “at a local hospital.”... One of Nakia’s friends saw the live feed that showed her hanging in the bathroom, but efforts to save her were hindered by a series of mishaps. The friend called Miami-Dade Police. Officers showed up at the friend’s house. She then gave them an incorrect address in Miami. The residents at that address gave police the address of her foster home in Miami Gardens. Miami Gardens officers found her at the home and tried to resuscitate her. Her foster parents were asleep in their bedroom and were unaware of the two hour live stream from Nakia... "Nakia was smart academically, loved to smile and [had] lots of charisma. Her short journey on earth made a great impact on her mom’s life,” said Gerta Telfort, a close family friend. She said Nakia was her mother’s first child and only girl — and that her dream was to write a book on her life. Nakia had started a daily journal, Telford said. Be at peace baby girl, we wish you could have been saved... 💜 If you're in a crisis now, pls call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: * 1-800-273-8255 * To chat online with a counsellor, go to: www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/GetHelp/LifelineChat.aspx * The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website: www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org * For the hearing impaired, contact the Lifeline by TTY at: 1-800-799-4889 💜 #nakiavenant #ripnakia #instamemorials #gonebutnotforgotten #restinpeace #gonebutneverforgotten #restinparadise #suicideprevention #suicideawareness - #regrann

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@Regrann from @instamemorials - UPDATE: Nakia Venant, 14, of Miami Gardens, Florida ended her life on Sunday, January 22, 2017 while live streaming via Facebook Live. Police found her hanging in her shower after being alerted by a friend who was watching her social media broadcast. Her foster parents were asleep at the time. Before taking her own life, she told friends: 'I don't wanna live no more.' On Wednesday, the Haitian teenager's birth mother, Gina Alexis, spoke at a press conference where she said the system had failed her. 'I asked the foster care people to take care of my baby and instead she killed herself on Facebook,' she wept. Nakia was put into care as a child amid allegations her mother was beating her. She was sexually assaulted by another foster child when she was seven and has bounced between 10 homes and her biological mother's care since. Her mother's lawyer, Howard Talenfeld, said on Wednesday the sexual abuse and constant upheaval gave her behavioral problems. She was in the care of foster parents in Miami Gardens when she died on Sunday. The Florida Department of Children and Families has launched an investigation into her death but says it cannot, by law, address specific questions about it. Nakia had been banned by a judge from using the internet but snuck on it once her foster parents were asleep late on Saturday night, Talenfeld said. Before beginning her live broadcast at midnight, she told a friend that she didn't want to live anymore. The pair exchanged messages on Facebook where she said: 'Im just tired my life pointless I don't wanna do this anymore.' The concerned friend contacted her birth mother and siblings and between them they tried to contact social services, Talenfeld said.  The friend eventually called police who arrived at the home at 3am to find she had already killed herself. Talenfeld said her death had been caused by the 'terrible failures' of the state. This poor baby, everyone failed her, she had no stable home, was sexually assaulted, beaten and who knows what else happened to her in her short life. Be at peace Nakia. 😔 #nakiavenant #ripnakia #ripnakiavenant #gonebutnotforgotten #instamemorials - #re