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Nikki Catsouras died on October 31, 2006 when she crashed her father’s Porsche in Lake Forest, California — then she became known as “Porsche Girl” when graphic photos of her decapitated body made their way onto the internet.
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When she was 8 years old, she was diagnosed with a benign brain tumor, and after radiation therapy, there were some side effects. The Catsourases surmised that this affected her judgment in...
Catsouras was killed on impact. Toxicological tests revealed traces of cocaine in Catsouras' body, but no alcohol. Leaked photographs. According to Newsweek, the Catsouras "accident was so gruesome the coroner wouldn't allow her parents to identify their daughter's body".
The case study in question concerns Nikki Catsouras, an eighteen-year-old woman from California who died in a car crash in 2006, and whose police case file was leaked online, enabling images of her dead body to become public-shock fodder.
Según Newsweek, el accidente de Catsouras fue tan violento que el coronel no permitió a los padres de la joven identificar su cuerpo. Sin embargo, fotografías de la escena fueron tomadas por oficiales de la Patrulla de Caminos de California como parte del procedimiento estándar en accidentes fatales.
Nikki Catsouras died on October 31st, 2006, when she crashed her father’s Porsche in Lake Forest, California. Unfortunately for the teen's family, the graphic photos of her tragic accident leaked on the internet, turning her into the Porsche Girl.
They soon began receiving anonymous e-mails and text messages that contained photographs of the accident, including pictures of Nicole Catsouras' decapitated body, still strapped to the crumpled remains of her father's Porsche. A fake MySpace page was created, which at first looked like a tribute to Catsouras but also led to the horrific photos.
