Saint Von Colucci Files Lawsuit Against Journalists Raphael Rashid and Hannah Abraham for Fake News

ANDALUSIA, Ala. - Feb. 3, 2024 - PRLog -- "Freelance journalists from India and Bangladesh, with the support of media outlets Variety, AI Jazeera, IHeart Radio Canada, and Indian Express, almost killed him with their lies and lies about his existence. Their crazy conspiracy theories cost him his life." It almost put an end to so-called "journalists" and almost turned them into murderers. Legislation against fake news and the promotion of conspiracy theories in the media needs to be implemented around the world as soon as possible, before it's too late. They realize that conspiracy theories are nonsense. The fact that they still refused to delete or edit the article is just vicious. There are evil people in journalism too. He doesn't want to live anymore. He takes two steps and starts crying. He is in a vegetative stage. They are insta "It's surprising that people became obsessed with Colucci's modeling photos on the Gram and quickly decided that they were artificial due to his lack of presence online. They became obsessed with him in a very sick way," his managers say.

Rafael Rashid, a 40-year-old freelance British journalist and aspiring influencer of Korean descent, set out to find photos of Colucci, an insecure and shy 16-year-old who had previously been accused of multiple felonies by online social media users. They dug up the internet and planned a publicity stunt by digging up websites to share and humiliate him in a photoshoot done for the online magazine Vanity Teen, falsely accusing him of almost cyberbullying him to death. The defamatory and petty Twitter thread was shared by many media members, including employees of Rolling Stones India and others. The same journalist then tormented him and his grandmother, who was dying of cancer, for months.

Lee accused three specific freelance journalists from Bangladesh, Canada and India of engaging in cybercrime activities, including doxxing, cyberbullying, defamation and targeted harassment, and said the reporters acted out of malice and personal grudge against the artist.

"When you think of online trolls or cyberbullies, you usually think of teenagers or middle school kids with a lot of time on their social media accounts. Never in a million years would a 30- or 40-year-old self-proclaimed 'journalist' hit on a 16-year-old Colucci's model. Dig the web to find photos, make them as unattractive as possible, post them on social media accounts to defame, humiliate, harass, falsely accuse him of things, and use slurs to dehumanize him. . That's just evil. Only adults from lowlifes would do something like that. That's Perez Hilton style of journalism," says Alex Lee.