Jodie gater myspace

'Jodie Gater myspace' case is full of mysteries. On April 22, 2007 bodies of 16-year-old Jodie and her friend Stephanie Gestier were found in rugged bushland east of Melbourne after they had been missing from their homes in Belgrave for a week.

The girls belonged to the emo subculture, inspired by a type of music full of emotions and confessional tone. Those who are part of the subculture are often introverted, sensitive, gloomy and alienated. They post self-pitying poetry on the MySpace website. Jodie Gater had a MySpace profile she named 'let Steph and me b free', the page of which was decorated with a picture of a glass full of absinthe, accompanied by the words 'let us blow your mind'. The last message Jodie Gater posted on MySpace was for her boyfriend, Allan, telling about her feelings towards him and promising to always remember him.

Offbeat (22 Apr, 2007)
Mysterious

The police started their investigation on the mysterious “RIP” message left on the MySpace page of two teenage girls that went missing and later were found hanged. ...
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//17 Mar 15, 2009 12:36 AM | posted by: Remembering

Stephanie Gestier and Jodie Gater saved my life.
Rest in peace girls.
You are always remembered
xx

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//16 Oct 03, 2008 09:51 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

A really sad thing, but, as it was already mentioned here, i don't think it has to do with music, emo culture and all that's related to it... no "mama, we're all gonna die" lyrics would ever get anyone to do that... the cause must be deeper... and listening to such music, writing this kind of stuff is indeed just a manifestation of some inner problems, just a way to get relief and express one's feelings. Commiting a suicide is a way too serious thing as to be done just because of a song...

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//15 Mar 02, 2008 11:40 PM | posted by: tahls

i think these two girls may have been ralistic and nice girls, i dont say the music is the blame, even though all typs of music may change how you feel, but id very much doubt it made these two young ladies commit suicide, the media takes one too many steps and over exagerates things. i just think that these girls ha something either happen too them and it just got to hard to handle or something like that. but id doubt its the musics fault... if it was im pretty sure i, as well as many other teenagers may have been in this situation to right?????