Online Suicide Game Blue Whale Challenge

Man behind Blue Whale suicide ‘game’ says he’s ‘cleansing society’

Philipp Budeikin, 21 years old invented this Suicide game, from Russia

Online Blue Whale game has claimed many of its victims all over the world. The Fatal game, which police fear is spreading world wide and carry out a series of tasks over a period of 50 days. These can include watching horror movies, waking up in the middle of the night and self-harming. On the last day, they're urged to take their life. Their Task was to attract as many children as possible, then figure out those who would be the most affected by psychological manipulation. Those who stayed were given much stronger tasks like cutting their veins, to balance on a roof top, to kill an animal and post a video or picture to prove it. In an interview he stated that 'They were dying happy. I was giving them what they didn't have in real life: warmth, Understanding, connections.'

An Indian guy Parth Singh 13 years old, was found hanging in his bedroom in Maudaha village on Sunday night.

The police said the class sixth student had his father's phone in his hand in which the game, that directs the player to commit suicide after 50 challenges, was on when the body was taken down.

According to the family, Parth had been playing Blue Whale game from the past few days.

When he was asked not to play, he started using his father's mobile phone when he was not around or sleeping.

On Sunday evening, Parth was supposed to attend a friend's birthday party but instead locked himself in the room.

The only child, when he did not open the door, his father Vikram Singh, broke open the door and found him hanging.

Maudaha circle officer (CO) Abhishek Yadav told IANS the suicide seems to have been triggered by the blue whale game and a probe is underway.