An 11-year-old boy committed suicide and his parents blamed Momo's terrible challenge

According to the parents of the child, the boy had started to act strangely on certain occasions and was referring several times to the devilish-looking doll.

"What happens is real, it's not a game, it's demonic. Never leave your children alone, even if they work, do not leave their children alone in their rooms ", the father of the child warned in an interview with Telemundo51.

Meanwhile, the young man's mother called the challenge of "way to end the innocence of children".

Although the policeNorth Miami Beach did not mean there was a relationship between Piero's suicide and the challenge. He has posted a message in which he urges parents to pay attention and know the trends that are moving on social networks Waiting for what your kids are seeing on mobile phones and social networks like YouTube.

"He was an affectionate boy who loved his parents, his two sisters and his dog," summed up a friend of the family.

A few days ago, several British schools warned parents that a dangerous viral risk could appear in Peppa Pig or Fortnite's YouTube videos. Before the alert, the platform noted so far has not detected this type of content.

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