Famous social media creator dies in accident, and child trying to perform ticketing challenge hospitalized in critical condition of brain death
Hard week in Tiktok:
A 12-year-old boy from Colorado is hospitalized in a critical condition after a challenge on the social network, and a 31-year-old Tiktok star was killed.
Twelve-year-old Joshua Helios was hospitalized in critical condition at the hospital after a failed ticking challenge: the boy was found on the bathroom floor by his twin brother, after apparently choking on a shoelace wrapped around his neck as part of a ticking challenge known as "The Blackout Challenge". Surfers stop breathing for as long as possible to see how many will manage to hold without air.
The father of the boy hospitalized in a state of brain death, anesthetized and respirated, revealed that the doctors at the hospital instructed the family to prepare for the worst, as his chances of survival were nil.
The tragic accident made headlines for the dangerous challenge, but it has been around for quite a few years and is also known by other names such as "The Fainting Challenge", "The Choking Games" and "The Highway to Dreams".
The choking challenge made headlines in February this year, after a 10-year-old girl died from it in Italy.
This is not the only dangerous viral challenge that sweeps the web and causes serious injuries and even death: Other challenges include the "skull-breaking challenge" in which two people set foot on a third person while jumping as they cause it to fall hard to the ground, and the "socket challenge" , An electrical outlet and a coin that cause a powerful short circuit and of course constitute a danger of death as a result of electric shock.
In a chilling coincidence, Rochelle Hager, a chef by profession and a popular and beloved Tiktok star with more than 193.5 thousand Tiktok followers, was killed Monday in a horrific car accident when a branch collapsed on the roof of her car and crushed her to death.
According to reports, Hager (31) had no chance and had no chance of escaping the industry or being rescued.
In a press release, the chief of police in Farmington Maine confirmed that the agar was crushed to death by a branch that collapsed on the roof of her car, a product of strong winds that raged at a speed of more than 50 mph. "She had no way of escaping it," he said.
"This is a tragic and unusual accident," representatives told the media, adding that her death was determined at the scene.
Her fiancée, ticketing star Britney Lynn, paid tribute to her lover and was due to get married in October.
"I can't eat or sleep. All I can do is keep making videos and pray you were here with me. Rest in peace, my angel. Thank you for showing me what true love is. Love you forever."