How does the Jessica Smith story go?

Answer 1

It would appear that this story is yet another generic, formulaic template; change a couple of names around, alter the circumstances a little, and you've got just one more among millions (billions) of similar, pointless, utterly rubbish short stories begging to be forwarded for no better reason than to waste bandwidth and time. This one appears to be even more stupid and nonsensical than most, which really is saying something, as these types of stories are not noted for representing intellect, and are usually aimed at invoking strength of feeling in equally unintelligent readers.

Just in case you lack the cerebral fortitude to determine this for yourself, please be aware that this story, as presented, does not contain one iota of truth.

Here's the story:

"Jessica Smith, also known as Carmen Winstead was a young 17 year old. Jessica was pushed down a sewer by 5 girl bullies and when she did not return they called the police. The 5 girls said Jessica fell, and the police believed them.

The story became a forwarded e-mail message. Supposedly, a recipient named David Gregory got the message, and did not pass it on. Later, he went to have a shower when he heard loud laughing. He quickly sent the message on. The next day, he was found in a sewer, neck broken and skin peeled off."