"The woman was depressed after being photographed cheating on her brother," but the fabricator refused to pay compensation. What do you think of this?

I think this kind of thing should be severely stopped and the other party should bear legal responsibility. Ms. Wu is one of the expanding cheating stories? A rich woman? Take care of the children at home alone. She took the initiative to cheat the courier brother twice, and the charming plot immediately fermented. From the community where Ms. Wu lives, her leaders, colleagues and friends are talking about it, and even netizens from other places send messages to scold her. Unlike the victims of previous rumors who didn't want to reduce their influence, Ms. Wu immediately called the police, accepted media interviews, actively collected evidence, and posted the incident on Weibo at any time.

After the incident, the police issued a notice that two suspects were administratively detained for 9 days for defaming others. But what is more terrible than slander has just begun. According to Ms. Wu's self-explanation, she was dismissed by her former company and tried to submit her resume to find a new job, but she was always rejected. She often lost control of her emotions, suffered from severe insomnia and lost interest in any food, and was finally diagnosed by the hospital as? Depressed state? Ms. Wu worked hard and lived steadily for 28 years, but she became a joke overnight, and all her achievements were immediately denied.

Ms. Wu said that she was clearing up the rumor. After failing to apologize to the public and compensate for lost time, she has sued the court, hoping to get it as soon as possible? Good effect? Help her get back to normal life. The police informed that the video circulating on the Internet was taken by the courier brother when Ms. Wu picked up the courier at the regional courier site. In order to attract people's attention, he and his friends filmed it. Brother? Brother? And then what? Mistress? I created vague WeChat chat content and sent the recorded video and chat screenshots to the WeChat team.

Subsequently, the two were administratively detained for nine days for slandering others. Ms. Wu said that due to insufficient evidence, screenshots and videos were not packaged and forwarded in the WeChat group and caused widespread spread. Later, when she apologized to Ms. Wu, she said that he was just out of a kind of. Fun? And then what? Eat melons? Mentality, he didn't know it was fabricated, nor was it maliciously forwarded. He claimed that it was only forwarded to the WeChat group of 103 people, and it was not widely spread.

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