Teens don’t often recognize that without proper cyber safety precautions, they could be risking not only their privacy, but their physical safety as well.

1. Sean MacEntee (Flickr)

2. Meet Ashleigh
Hall
An ordinary 17 year old teenager
-Well-liked by her peers
-Dreamed of becoming a child
minder
Major features of her everyday life:
Internet + Mobile phone
Total Facebook Friends: ≈400
Pixabay.com (Google Images)

3. One day, Ashleigh disappeared after
telling her mom she was going to
sleep over at her friend’s house
Clipart (Google Images)

4. Truth is…
Ashleigh was
actually going
out to meet up
with a teenaged
boy she met on
Facebook
Pixabay.com (Google Images)

5. That “teenage” boy turned out to be a
33 year old convicted double rapist
who posed as a teenager to lure
Ashleigh
Wikimedia Commons (Google Images)

6. Ashleigh was instantly kidnapped, raped,
and killed by the 33 year old rapist.
Her mother and family never saw her again…
Ecantipur.com (Google Images)

7. Wikimedia Commons (Google Images)

8. Why tell Ashleigh’s story?
Stefan Baudy (Flickr)

9. All images taken from Flickr

10. All images taken from FlickrAboywithfish.com (Google Images)

11. “72% of teens have a social networking
profile and 47% have a public profile
viewable by anyone”- Cox Communications Teen Internet Safety Survey
Sean MacEntee (Flickr)

12. “55% of teens have given out personal
information, photos, and physical descriptions to
someone they don’t know”- Teen Facebook Statistics, Top Ten Reviews
LLewleyn Williams a.k.a. SCUD (Flickr)
Paul. Klintworh (Flickr)

13. “67% of teenagers
say they know
how to hide what
they do from
parents”- Teen Facebook Statistics, Top
Ten Reviews
Myth-os.com (Google Images)

14. Flickr
Edith Soto (Flickr)

15. 2,332 arrests for
Internet sex crimes
against minors
involved
social networking
sites
LLewleyn Williams a.k.a. SCUD (Flickr)

16. 81% of internet initiated crimes involving
a social networking site were more likely
to result in a face-to-face meeting.
Martin Gommel (Flickr)

17. Don’t make the same
mistake Ashleigh made

18. Kat N.L.M (Flickr)

19. Sources

20. Works Cited
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