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Father took fatal overdose after cruel Facebook posts, say family

Kenny Gregg (pictured with sister Carolyn), a chef from Dundonald, Northern Ireland, dedicated suicide after he was once centered by means of an internet troll in January this yr, his family say.
Kenny Gregg (pictured with sister Carolyn), a chef from Dundonald, Northern Ireland, committed suicide after he was targeted by an online troll in January this year, his family say.

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