My Stalker The Murderer 

Please always love extra for Tori 💜

“It’s not even my story.” Celina, you’re telling it for the right reasons. We hear you.

For people who are starting out working, here is a little work place safety. DO NOT give phone numbers of co workers out to customers. Don’t even tell them if your co worker is working a certain day or even that same day. I work retail, and unfortunately some of my co workers have dealt with stalkers that were customers. Please stay safe everyone, and keep your co workers safe

We need actual anti-stalking laws. It's frightening how lenient justice system is about it. No matter which country. Well, i guess that is patriarchy for us.

There’s a show on HBO Max, ‘signs of a psychopath’ Tori’s case is Episode 6, Season 1 May she rest in peace.

PLEASE don't ever delete this.... there's so much power in this story

I remember listening to a woman who had an out of body experience. She was talking about people that die in horrific ways. She said that sometimes the angel that escorts the dead will snatch their soul/spirit out of their body early so that they do not remember the trauma. When you were at the arcade in your dream, and she said, I don’t know what happened to me. I totally believe that. I think you had a visitation. She wanted you to know that she is OK and she wants you to be too. 🦋 Thank you for uploading this video.

"I was just having fun on the internet talking to strangers" that hit hard. When I was 15,16, 17 I did the same thing and had no fear of someone coming to murder me. Im now 30 and tell kids all the time dont do what I did. The world is so scary. Im so sorry this happened to you and my heart goes out to the little girls family.

My sister Rachell was Tori's best friend. They were always together. I will never forget how hard she'd cry when the radio would mention her being missing. We love you.

A quote that means so much to me: “It is okay to be afraid of the monsters. It is never okay to become one.” As a survivor, that quote gets me through day by day, and keeps me strong.

I know this is late, but you absolutely deserve to tell your story. PTSD and survivors guilt are strong forces to live with. This man tried to victimize you as well. He stalked you and tried to groom you, either to target you or try to make you his accomplice since you had access to young children and were from the town he was lurking in. You did the best you could and honestly, if the police had done more about the stalking investigation on your end, there could have been a different outcome. A lot of people failed Tori, but you were not one of them.

Tori made a change to the Amber Alert system. This is sadly not the first, (nor the last I'm sure)case I've seen where police did not act fast enough and failed an innocent. RIP Tori. ❤Thank you for telling your story Celina ❤

I was stalked back in 1986. I was 16 yrs old and working. This grown man started stalking me. Calling my house. Coming to my job. One night he tried breaking into my home to get to me. The cops could never catch him. It was a nightmare.

"It's not even my story", it is your story. The most gut wrentching thing about this is that if the police had done more when it was first flagged that he was stalking you, the fallout wouldn't have occurred. I'm so sorry you have been carrying this with you all this time. Don't delete this; it needs to be out there and those who are trying to gatekeep your trauma and story do not get to do that.

At 17, I probably would have started out feeling flattered by the attention, too. Our minds work differently at that age. Everything seems more fairylale-ish when we are young & haven't seen the worst of the world. 17 is still a kid & you were manipulated. I'm an adult mom of an 8 year old daughter, so that story terrifies me. Even so, I can clearly see that you were a victim, too. I was 17 once & I can totally see how a creep could manipulate a naive, romantic 17 year old mind. It's not your fault! Don't give those criminals that kind of power. You are not their victim anymore. You are strong and they are trash.

You need to remember that its not your fault. You were 17, he targeted you. You had no idea what he was up to. I think you're suffering from survivors guilt. And to know that you honor Victoria everyday is so beautiful. When Victoria met you in your dream she wanted you to know its not your fault. Thank you for sharing your story,

Why the hell would people in your town give you hate or backlash for speaking your truth? This is the reason victims are so scared to speak up. Disgusting. YOU ARE SAVING LIVES BY MAKING AND KEEPING THIS VIDEO UP. I’m so sorry this happened, you are an inspiration to me.

I am a 29 year old guy. In January this year, I invited a guy whom I had seen several times to see a movie, we were on walks, for coffee. I trusted. In the night after he drank a lot, even though I insisted not to exaggerate... he started choking me and he wanted to rape me. Ironically, he was 2 years younger than me. Despite my age, I've never felt so scared, angry, and helpless as I did then. Who knows if I wasn't a person who doesn't drink alcohol, I would be here with you right now. Take care of yourselves, darlings. You never know who is who, so be careful. Celine I hug you tight. Greetings from Poland- 29 yo man.

Survivor’s guilt is a very real very terrible thing to live with. You can’t blame yourself for something like this. You are here for a reason and helping to spread awareness is very much a part of it.

Celina, thank you for sharing your story. I often think my involvement with a murderer is something I can’t relate to with a lot of people, and to hear this from you shook me but also made me feel less alone. When I was 15, I had a crush on a guy who ended up being very dangerous. He brought guns to school and made bombs, and I had my first kiss ever with him before I figured him out. After I had separated myself from him, he killed his dad maliciously, and became the front page news story of several papers as his trial went on. He was sentenced to prison for 30 years with another 15 eligible for parole for the weapons and bombs he had. This man is in prison and somehow still tries to add me on Facebook maybe once or twice a year, and it creeps me out that he even remembers me because I was such a blip in his radar of women he was with. I sometimes still have nightmares that when he’s 48 that he gets parole and he comes to find me and murder me. It’s something that makes you scared of strangers for the rest of your life, and scared of dating. Scared of trusting. Thank you again for sharing your story. I’m sorry this happened to you. And I’m glad you followed your gut when you knew something wasn’t right.

Honey that's survivor guilt. What they did isn't your fault. Your innocence @ 17 is normal-what isn't is him shattering that. You're a loving awesome woman who has been thru alot but you're a strong smart silly survivor-just be your wonderful self💞

What a disgusting man. He was either targeting you too, or trying to recruit you like his accomplice, and it's gross. The people who are gatekeeping your trauma have invalid opinions. Survivor's guilt is truly real and painful. I'm sure Tori is up there and is happy you've done your best to keep positive memories of her. 💕

Survivors guilt is a very difficult thing to endure. PTSD is as well. You are so brave and so strong. Thank you for sharing this story and for giving Victoria her voice. She definitely visited you and wants you to be well. I am sure she is grateful for how you helped bring her killers to justice. Well wishes and love always.

This a case that has haunted me for years. I remember seeing her sweet face on those missing person flyers and sharing the post everywhere I could. I thought that because she was last seen with a woman that maybe this was just going to be one of those cases where the child is found unharmed, perhaps with someone she knew. It was very wrong to assume that, because the woman who took her and led her straight to that monster is nothing short of evil.

You gave that little girl a voice and aren't letting people forget. That's important, don't ever stop. You're a beautiful human 🖤

As someone who has survived being abducted and r-ped, Someone finally talking about something that has to do with it, and telling their story, I thank you strongly. You are genuinely one of the best human beings i've ever run into on this app. I'm only 16, and I have been through a lot, But this video, it gives me hope that I can have the courage to tell my story like this some day, but for now I keep it hidden from people I know in real life. Thank you, Celina.

Oh sweet girl, my heart is so proud of the courage you exude to tell your story. Bravery shines in your words! I hope sharing gives you a small bit of healing!

I'm 13, and my friends and I have been getting stalked for the past 2 years. He would fly A drone at our windows, fly over our heads when we left our house,and left notes on out porches. They finally had enough evidence to arrest him a couple weeks ago. I still don't feel safe in my own home or anywhere.

Celina, you were definitely targeted by that man, but your intuition to break it off saved you. And the purple balloon you saw right after your dream was real confirmation that you had a visit with Tori. It sounds like you were suffering from survivor’s guilt and she told you not to let yourself do that any more. Amazing story. Hugs to you. ❤️

As an abduction survivor, I thank you for sharing your story. I am sorry you felt you had to delete your story in the past, people can be cruel. You made comment on how this isn’t your story, this is Tori’s story… but you also have your own story…One which became entwined with Tori’s tragic story. Don’t allow anyone to silence you, to take your voice or shame you for telling your story. You have shown the utmost respect for Tori and her family. I am sure they would be thankful for your strength, sharing your story in hopes of protecting others ❤

It might not be your story. but you are the right voice for it. You told her story and the parts no one would speak of...she visited you in your dream to let you know she was okay and that she wants you to be okay and safe. you're strong for all that you did and you are a beautiful and kind soul never forget that. The courage you have is amazing. you will always have a support system. I hope you're journey of healing continues and you continue to celebrate her life even if u didn't personally known her y'all are linked she knows it isn't your fault and wants you to release the guilt you feel. We know why you told this story and I personally thank you for that.

Survivors guilt is so real. Thank you for sharing your story, i cant even imagine how difficult it was.

As a human trafficking survivor I really appreciate you sharing and trying to help and spread awareness ❤

I did horrible things as a young kid/teen online. I was groomed. And one day I actually met someone and bad things happened. Internet safety is no joke. I live with so much guilt. I understand. Edit: I just wanted to sincerely thank everyone for the kind comments. This is something I think about daily and still haven't gotten over with therapy. I was expecting mean comments but the kindness made my day. Thank you.

Survivors guilt is such a strong emotion , the “why her and not me “ is such a powerful guilt and the fact that your telling this story with such pain in your voice breaks my heart , no matter what religion you believe in there is ALWAYS a reason you’re still here. Though that precious soul lost her life in such a tragic way you are still here because you are still needed here , you help so many others just by being here (I know on days when I am feeling down watching your videos brings a smile to my face even on days where I think smiling is impossible) sending love and hugs your way

This story is so important and needs to be told and I’m glad you told it. My heart goes out to you and Victoria’s family.

Sending you all my love, Celina. I’m a therapist, and I wish they would have had a victim advocate there for you. Survival guilt is so complex and yes, that murder is her story, but you have your own story too and what you went through was also scary and your feelings are valid. I am so glad you’re here today. I wish you all the peace and love. Toris memory will live on with all of us ❤

Love you, Celina. My best friend was murdered when we were in our early twenties. She was engaged and pregnant and her fiance strangled her (and technically the fetus) to death. Then several years later, another close friend of mine was murdered because of a road rage incident and was shot to death. Please everyone, from a random older lady on the internet, please be careful and aware at all times. Always tell someone you can truly trust where you're going and who with and plan to check in afterwards. I can't stress that last part enough. It doesn't matter if it's someone you think you're in love with or a complete stranger, they could end your life.

This must have been hard to share, thank you for spreading awareness of dangers on the internet, this story will always be in my heart for everyone who had to deal with this heart ache, im a mom and couldnt imagine the pain for the family with the loss of thier child and for your parents who had to see you so hurt. ♡

This story is so incredibly IMPORTANT! NEVER TAKE IT DOWN! This TRULY could save someone’s life! So much love to you! & So much love to Tori! ❤

Tori's story is your story, your story is Tori's story. They are forever intertwined so don't ever feel bad for telling it. Your message is important and so is Tori's memory. I have a little girl and when I saw Tori on the news I seriously contemplated keeping my daughter out of school. We are from Sask but when a child goes missing it hits home, there was massive outrage when the female perpetrator was sent here to serve her sentence. Everyone who has ever loved a child in this province was ready to riot in the streets.

As someone born and raised in Ontario, Canada I think that using your platform to bring awareness to Tori’s memory is amazing. What was done to her by those monsters is something I hope no other parent has to go through. That being said you were also a victim of that monster and by no means should you ever blame yourself for what happened or feel guilt that you survived. His mind was made and if it wasn’t her it would have been you or someone else. The way you are honouring her memory and pushing for internet safety is saving lives and protecting others that may not realize how dangerous the internet is. Our justice system needs to protect our children better and both of those monsters should never see daylight again. Thank you for speaking your truth and also thank you for keeping Tori’s memory alive. 💜

I'm so proud of you for speaking up! I think a lot of kids need to see this. You are so brave for speaking out. I'm so sorry to what happened to Victoria. My heart goes out to her family. My heart goes out to you for what you want through. I have two daughters and I cried at the end, I cannot imagine this happening to them. Thanks for being extra and loud and speaking out about safety on the internet.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being so brave and strong as to share your story.

At 17 girls don't realize how dangerous social media can be, until the last couple of decades everyone pretty much trusted anyone, like not locking doors ect. It's never the victims fault, just like it isn't your fault. The guy is a monster. You bringing awareness is saving lives everyday.

I remember this case, I was living in Burlington at the time - about an hour and a half away from Woodstock. When she was missing, there was always the hope that she was ok, like when you hear about any child that goes missing and then unfortunately a few days/weeks later they find a body. It's heart breaking. Celina, there is NOTHING you could have done differently. NOTHING. Think about all the people that were closer to her. No offence to Tori's mom but can you imagine how she feels? I'm sure she feels a lot of regret for the mistakes she has made. From what I recall it was the grandmother that ended up being the one to call the police. You followed your gut instinct that something was wrong with this guy. What if you hadn't? What if you let him into your life completely? What if he got away with Tori's murder and then used you knowing you were a "Big Sister". Maybe you should look at it like you prevented others from being a murder victim. Sorry this is so long.

I never knew something like this had ever happened to something. It’s… eye opening. And I will keep Tori in my heart forever. She will always be remembered.

There is NEVER a “wrong reason “ to tell your story !! I’m sure it has helped / is helping more people than you will ever know ! I thank you for your courage to go public with your story because it’s not a easy one to hear , never mind having had to live through it like you did . I applaud your willingness to be so vulnerable . I hope by telling your story it brings you a little closer to healing .❤❤

As a young person around 17, I listened to your story and will promise to be safe and learn from your experience. Thank you so much for your vulnerability and openness with all of us

My God this is so similar to what I went through years ago. I was a bartender and this older man would come in and get one beer and not drink it at the end of the bar my whole shift. I'd casually talk to him like I did everyone, assuming he was in AA or something and this is how he tested himself. He paid one of my coworkers for my phone number then started calling me multiple times a day. I didn't know the number so I didn't answer. He started leaving me nasty messages telling me to talk to him. I answered once and asked who it was and why he was calling. He said he loved my vibe and wanted to hang out. I said no, and to lose my number. He didn't. I started getting threatening messages until one day after getting home from work there were photos in my mailbox taken through my blinds of me. I lived by myself in a first floor apartment. My family said I was exaggerating and that it was probably nothing but I was really freaked out so i went to the police by myself and showed them the photos and played them the messages. They laughed it off, called him and told him to leave me alone. That made him MAD. He started calling me all day, nonstop. He would follow me home from where I worked and park in the parking lot and take photos of me when I wasn't paying attention. He'd stick them in my mailbox, bang on the door and take off. I was TERRIFIED. I didn't know this man, but the police thought I antagonize him and lead him on. I didn't. It wasn't until I was at dinner with my dad when the phone wouldn't stop ringing that they started to believe me. "Whos that that keeps calling?" My dad said and I told him it was the stalker from work so he answered. The man said nothing... until I got home. He texted me and described what my dad looked like. I didn't respond. Then he left a message saying he was going to kill me. I went back to the police station with my dad. Only then did they take it seriously. They show up and arrest him... apparently he had a warrant for kidnapping for 6 states away. It still gives me nightmares almost 20 years later.

You never know how many lives you can be saving by sharing your story 💜💜💜 you are so strong & so worthy of being here 💜💜💜

I’m very familiar with this story as I live only a couple towns over. My hope for YOU is that you will soon feel free from the trauma of this whole thing, and feel peace within your mind and heart. No more fear, survivor’s guilt, and no more replaying it over and over in your mind. Thank you for putting this message out to the world, it can save lives. Continue to live your life extra. Sending you so much love & healing ❤️

I hope that a lot of teens see this. Internet safety is so important. Young people often don’t think about what they post. Sending love to you ❤ RIP Tori 🕊️ ❤

You can never blame your decision. You didn’t know what he was capable of , or what he would do. You didn’t choose to protect yourself knowing that Tori would be the victim. Because of your experience you were able to be a part of the trial that ultimately got justice for Tori. You are forever changed. Sending you love from Barrie Ontario 🖤

I have survivor's guilt too. It never goes away, it just gets a bit easier to cope with eventuality. Everyone heals differently and different and in their own time. Could be weeks, months, years, or decades. The pace is different for everyone. You take all the timd you need to heal. 💗

You are so BRAVE!!! Thank you sharing your story, EVERY woman needs to hear this & pass it along!!! ❤❤❤❤

Celina please never let others peoples ignorant minds affect you. Thank you for speaking out about this.

For Tori, and every child who doesn't get to grow up, I will live my life full of love and bring happiness and safety to anyone I can. You're doing amazing, Celina. 💜

Sweet girl, this is your story. Thank you for sharing it. Thank you for the warnings. I can hear how painful this was for you to make but I am grateful you are being a voice to those who don't have one, or get silenced. Thank you for being here to share this. The world and people (as much as we hope and want different) can be very cruel and unpredictable. You can be a light in the darkness.

I can see how much strength it has taken you to make this and I praise you for being such a brave and resilient woman in doing so. Much love🖤

We are all here for you Celina💕

I'm 14 and live in constant fear of stuff like this people who do that are disgusting. To Tori and any other kids who's life's were cut short and couldn't live to the fullest, just like Celina ima live life extra in your honor. And to Celina, I'm so sorry this happened to you you're so brave for posting this and you are helping to many people. Just know that Tori would be proud of you. We all are we love you and we're all so proud❤

YOU'RE AMAZINGLY BRAVE!! Allowing yourself to be vulnerable enough to share your personal trauma will definitely help save someone in the future. Thank you for showing me that it's ok to be myself.❤

Hugs. You are brave for sharing this story. Internet safety is absolutely important, not just for children, for everyone. Thank you Celina for being you.🌻

I made some very dangerous decisions on the Internet, including meeting an older man when I was 13 who did horrible things. I absolutely cannot stress enough how important Internet safety is. Celina, you are so so strong for telling this story. We all love you so much and you have the support of hundreds and thousands of people ❤️❤️❤️

You're so strong for posting this Celina, the title seems very serious. I hope whatever happened is better now. We love you so much Celina. Thank you for all you do and risking your safety for us, you're an amazing person and a warrior.

You have no idea how much this video helped me, sometimes the people we trust can hurt us the most. I have a stalker right now and have been dealing with it for 6 years I don’t take anything for granted anymore

I remember this case as I’m not to far away please keep this story up not only does it show the danger of online talking it brings light to a situation that needs to be remembered and your story could save someone in the future thank you for sharing and God bless you

I think it's very brave of you to come out and talk about this, we love you Celina ❤

You were a child as well, Love. This monster knew what and how to manipulate others. He looked for someone specific to manipulate, your gut instincts are and were 100% and thank goodness you listened. 💕 So much love to Tori's family and all that love/ed her. Thank you for sharing her with us all. 💖💖💖

I love how real you are. How smart you are and how much what's on the inside of you is reflective on the outside, you have a wonderful personality and it shows physically about you. You're an inspiration. Thank you for helping me through some of my insecurities even though I don't know you I just pay attention to you because you're a good role model. Don't change plz there's not enough humans like you and I'm so sorry you went through this.

I tell my little sister all the time that she needs to be careful she doesn’t believe me. I’m going to make her sit down and watch this. What you went through is terrible. You nor Tori should’ve gone through that and remember you’re loved hun so much

Listening to this broke my heart. Not only for Tori, but for you as well. You are not responsible in any way for that awful person's choices. Thank you for bringing awareness to the fact that it's not always safe talking to others on the internet.

Being a person from this town, it hits. You never know how that day could have played out for you. It’s so sad, you are so strong & I can hear it in your voice how it holds to you. I watched your long video telling the in depth of everything and that is the scariest thing of life. We all love you Celina and keep using your voice❤️ always praying Victoria rip sweet angel. My husband and I drive by home where she lived & we are always reminded of her beautiful smile.

I am so gald and proud that you have told this story. As a dad, this story really helps as far as getting a point across and gives a valuable experience that other parents needs to tell their kids to help prevent this.

You touched my heart. Made you who you are today!! God bless you all!!!

Celina, the only people responsible for this are the people who did it. It's so understanding that this horrible experience has given you PTSD. You're so strong; don't lose that indignation! Not all anger is bad...sometimes it helps drive you to do good things to help rebalance the Universe. Keep being you. You are so loved. Xxx

Celina please don’t delete this. It is so very important to share these stories. It IS our responsibility now to let the younger generations know that these type things aren’t okay. When you’re young you feel so flattered by some actions when in reality those actions are GIANT red flags. Love you Cel. Survivors guilt is horrible horrible horrible.

Thank you so much for sharing this. Im sorry you've had to bear the heaviness of such an awful tragedy. You are so brave. Your story is important. Your voice is powerful.

This needs to be shared. Its scary how the younger kids ARE NOT being taught about "online safety". EVERYONE needs to know about how to keep themselves safe! Also always trust ur instincts!

💜💜💜 Survivor's guilt is horrible. I was 14 yr old when my best friend was brutally murdered. I was supposed to walk home with her after school that day. I went home sick before lunch. A mutual friend told me that she had been wanting to talk to me. I, even 37 years later, wished that I would've been there to talk to her. I still feel guilty for being sick that day. Maybe there could've been the safety in numbers thing and she'd still be here. 37 years have passed and I still have PTSD, and survivor's guilt. I have not been able to trust anyone other than my husband and my son. I keep a wall up because one of the two people that took my best friend away, was at one time, a friend of mine. I've tried going to counseling, but, again, I don't trust anyone to be able to get that close to help me. Celina, I'm so sorry that you've had to go through what you have. I pray you can find peace. I'm still trying to find it myself. 💜💜💜

I know so so many people want to say “oh I would never do that” including me but MOST people would, I’m 16 now and I know I’m smart but at the same time I would be flattered too, this is a story people NEED to know. Im a terrified person, but I’m so so scarred something like this will happen to me or someone I know, Thank you for being brave and sharing this

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. So important for us to warn others about situations like this!

This story is heartbreaking. I don’t know why anyone would believe you have ill intentions when telling it. It is so extremely important for young people to be safe on the internet. Not everyone is your friend, and not everyone is who they say they are. Please be careful, and that goes for everyone.

I feel your pain. I introduced someone I worked for, to the kids at a youth group I volunteered at, when he collected me from there on weekend, and waited with me, while we were waiting for the parents to pick up all the children. The last two were there quite some time waiting for their parents, and we chatted, and laughed, and joked between us all. I didn't think anything of it. Four months later, one of the girls went missing. It hit the national media, with a search campaign.... And when what transpired came to light, I vomited over and over, and screamed in a way that at first I didn't think was coming from me. He had taken her and killed her, and not only that, but he had killed other people too. He is in prison now, claims he's now found faith, but will never be released.... But it has left me in my own prison. One of guilt, and I wish I had never introduced him. Everyone tells you "it's not your fault", but you cannot help but wonder in this situation, "what if". ... That is the legacy of pain and burden, we live with. It is called Survivors Guilt. It will always be a part of us now. And it will haunt us for the rest of our lives. Celina... I'm not glad it was her, but I am glad, that it wasn't you. You give so much to people. You make a difference to people's lives. You've made a difference to mine....... and most of all... you are not alone in your pains and feelings. There are many of us our here, who hear you - and we understand. Sending love and hugs. From someone who truly understands. ((((HUGS)))) XxxxxX

Celina, you are so nice and caring. It is AWESOME that you did that for her! Sending love to you, her family, and her!

Thank you for sharing this... I am going to share it with my daughters. I always warn them not to talk to strangers on the internet. This video just might save a young girls life. Thank you so much for sharing this. You are an amazing woman. I am so happy I found your channel. I BELEIVE everything happens for a reason.

Celina, this is horrible that you had to experience this. We are all here for you, and Celina you are the bravest, coolest person. we are all here for you ❤

My pastor told me “the devil is a scheme artist. He wraps the truth with lies”. So when you sit there and blame yourself for happened to Tori, tell yourself “what happened is true, but it was NOT caused by me”. You’re so strong for what you’ve been through and I’m so glad that you shared this with us. You’re being a voice for Tori and it’s going to help a lot of people ❤️

Glad to see this is still up after 9 months your so brave,we love you Celina! ❤❤

I’d like to say while watching this, I see all your pics, crystals, candles, everything that gives you peace, energy, and everything keeping you humble. Victoria has no blame. You know this already, this shaped your life, shaped who you are today. Nobody can understand the empathy one feels when everyone/everything is alive but not alive. Victoria is with you. She’s happy, I can see her smiling, laughing, she is growing. You know this though. Thank you for reminding us of internet safety, I just showed this to my cousin who is 31. She is deaf and has been taken advantage because social media is her world. You are absolved of any guilt, be free.

As a stalking victim myself, I want to say I am so proud of you for apeaking up and sharing this story! I am sending you so much love and light as well as the family and friends of that lil sweet girl, Victoria. This is such an important message for kids to hear. Internet safety is so important!!!

Baby idk if you will read this but I’m case you do, it is NOT your fault (i know believing that is easier said than done). You are so strong and the fact that you’re using this story to spread awareness about internet safety speaks volumes to your character. You are such a light in so many of our lives and we all love you SO much. Thank you for everything you do, whether it’s videos like these or just being your funny self and bringing smiles to so many. Sending you so much love and prayers 🖤🖤🖤

Girl.. my heart. I had a stalker situation in my teen years that stemmed from myspace. Its a scary experience. I'm so incredibly sorry for the loss of Victoria. But, a piece of her lives on in you. And when you share your story, you are sharing hers as well.

Only darkness and evil can benefit from staying silent. Thank you for sharing this and being open and vulnerable.

I am so sorry Celina. There’s nothing I can say to express how badly I want to hug you. You can’t blame yourself for what happened. You have to know that we are here for you. We may not know you in person, but I know that I will always be here to listen.

I remember when Tori went missing. Living in Ontario it was all over the news. I am so sorry that you went through all this and that you had this experience. You are helping her memory to live on by sharing your story. Thank you for sharing this with us, and for being so brave.

Thank you for telling your story. You never know who may watch this and choose to second guess online dating. This was very heartfelt and I’m so happy and proud of you to have been so strong and brave to tell this story. You are amazing. Keep your head up. You deserve nothing less. RIP Tori

I just watched this video and your story breaks my heart. It takes strength and courage to tell your story. You aren’t wrong in doing so. You’re trying to spread awareness and I commend you for that. Survivors guilt is a very real thing. I hope you show yourself mercy and grace. You were 17 years old. I know this is easier said then done but you can’t take the blame for this. It’s too heavy. You are such a beautiful soul. ❤

I remember you telling this story on tiktok right before you started to go viral. You are incredibly strong and brave, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! ❤️