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Mẹ của Beer 🐱 :
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2026-08-15 13:29:45
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2026-08-14 00:47:28
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On August 31, 2020, Ronnie McNutt, a 33-year-old Army veteran, started a Facebook Live stream from his home in New Albany, Mississippi. He was sitting at his desk, drinking and intermittently talking to viewers. Friends watching noticed that he was distressed, slurring his speech, and holding a r!fl€. Several of these friends called him, trying to contact him before things got worse, but he ignored the calls or answered briefly and hung up. Police were already outside his apartment when the broadcast took a different turn. Viewers later said the broadcast lasted for over an hour. At one point, McNutt's phone rang again. He mumbled a few final words and turned to the camera. The screen briefly froze after a single deafening sound. The video continued streaming for several minutes before being taken down, but not before people recorded it and reposted it on social media platforms. Copies spread rapidly, appearing across all social media platforms, disguised as harmless videos before abruptly cutting to the live footage. Facebook faced backlash for not removing the original broadcast quickly enough. Police confirmed that officers attempted to contact McNutt during the broadcast but were unable to enter his home in time. His friends and family later said he struggled with depression and PTSD following his military service. The recording became one of the most widely circulated real d€@th videos in internet history, reaching millions of people within hours, despite repeated attempts at removal. Excerpts resurfaced for years afterward, often out of context, attached to shocking videos or viral content. Even now, fragments of the live stream continue to appear online with false titles, long after platforms promised they would be permanently deleted. #ronniemcnnut #viral #fyp #truecrime #scary
On August 31, 2020, Ronnie McNutt, a 33-year-old Army veteran, started a Facebook Live stream from his home in New Albany, Mississippi. He was sitting at his desk, drinking and intermittently talking to viewers. Friends watching noticed that he was distressed, slurring his speech, and holding a r!fl€. Several of these friends called him, trying to contact him before things got worse, but he ignored the calls or answered briefly and hung up. Police were already outside his apartment when the broadcast took a different turn. Viewers later said the broadcast lasted for over an hour. At one point, McNutt's phone rang again. He mumbled a few final words and turned to the camera. The screen briefly froze after a single deafening sound. The video continued streaming for several minutes before being taken down, but not before people recorded it and reposted it on social media platforms. Copies spread rapidly, appearing across all social media platforms, disguised as harmless videos before abruptly cutting to the live footage. Facebook faced backlash for not removing the original broadcast quickly enough. Police confirmed that officers attempted to contact McNutt during the broadcast but were unable to enter his home in time. His friends and family later said he struggled with depression and PTSD following his military service. The recording became one of the most widely circulated real d€@th videos in internet history, reaching millions of people within hours, despite repeated attempts at removal. Excerpts resurfaced for years afterward, often out of context, attached to shocking videos or viral content. Even now, fragments of the live stream continue to appear online with false titles, long after platforms promised they would be permanently deleted. #ronniemcnnut #viral #fyp #truecrime #scary

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