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An 11-year-old boy, Louis Johnson, tragically took his own life after enduring relentless bullying from his fifth-grade teacher, Donna White, who repeatedly called him "stupid" in front of classmates.
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The devastating incident, which occurred on April 27, 2023, has led to a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Johnson’s grieving parents.
According to legal documents, Johnson used a firearm to end his life after months of public humiliation by White, who allegedly encouraged other students to mock him. Despite being rushed to the hospital, he died two days later. His parents claim the Marion County school district failed to protect their son, leading to his suicide.
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The lawsuit seeks $75,000 in damages for funeral costs, legal fees, and emotional suffering. Shockingly, the school district later terminated White’s contract after finding she violated anti-harassment policies.
This heartbreaking case highlights the severe consequences of teacher bullying and systemic failures in schools. Johnson’s parents now advocate for suicide prevention awareness, hoping no other child suffers the same fate.
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