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Gypsy Rose Blanchard Starts Online Petition To Stop Cyberbullying After Ken Urker’s Death
Gypsy Rose Blanchard
Sign My Petition To Stop Cyberbullying!!!
… After Former Fiancé’s Death
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard has started an online petition aimed at putting an end to cyberbullying after Ken Urker‘s death … and she’s honoring him in a special way.
Gypsy posted the Change.org petition Sunday to help support Kenan’s Law — otherwise known as the Online Harassment Reporting and Accountability Act.
In the petition … Gypsy says that Ken suffered merciless cyberbullying across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit.
As a result … Kenan’s Law wants social media users to be allowed to report multiple posts, comments, and accounts together as a harassment campaign.
In addition to calling for human moderators and allowing users to submit further evidence if a claim has been rejected … Gypsy also wants social media companies to preserve evidence and provide transparency.
She wrote … “I cannot change what happened to Ken… But I know what we experienced before his death. I know what it felt like to report content we believed constituted harassment and repeatedly be told there was ‘no violation.'”
We reported earlier … Gypsy previously chatted with Charlie Neff on the “TMZ Podcast” before Ken’s death about how she envisioned a classic fairytale wedding with Ken if they decided to walk down the aisle.
As you know … Ken died in his Louisiana home last week.
Authorities who found him dead on the scene reported finding a brown powder substance and drug paraphernalia inside his home.
Source told us at the time … the couple was taking some space from each other due to Ken’s drinking.
While an autopsy report was completed … its results are still pending.