Woman Who Used Adult Toy on Beach Found Dead in Apartment

Police bodycam video shows police approaching Christina Revels-Glick, who was accused of using an adult toy on a Georgia beach. After her arrest, she was said to have gone on a downward spiral and ended her life nine months later. According to the coroner's report, the cause of death was a "gunshot wound to the head” and the manner of death was certified as suicide. Inside Edition’s Les Trent spoke to her neighbor.

[bdoye]

I am shocked that they showed her face, and you find them blurring the faces of notorious criminals. Really sad.

[racheltonner]

This is downright humiliating that they would show this, especially after her passing. I hate news outlets. Disgusting.

[deadzombiegirl]

She did something weird and stupid but it didn’t need to be televised to the world. No reason to be shamed across the planet

[Hannah]

This is awful. They should've at least blurred her face so she'd have anonymity. I remember seeing the video and was surprised that they didn't blur her face.

[billross]

But you can openly defacate and use drugs on the street in front of kids in this country and not be arrested.

[TammyMayCormier]

This is insane. There was no need to publicize her arrest. Rest in peace.

[Ryan-vele]

The crazy thing is, if she hadn’t committed suicide, she would also be ridiculed and everyone in the chat saying this is so sad would be saying things like “she’s disgusting and should be in jail”

[MyGoogleYoutube]

She regretfully talked herself into even more trouble. Don't answer questions. Don't consent to searches.

[bergeracvandamme]

She was humiliated far more than any serious criminal. What a tragic waste of her life all because she made one mistake. RIP to this poor woman.

[Katyeyoga]

This should not have been publicised. This is awful

[sothathappened]

if this had been a man no one would be talking about how humiliating this was they would be calling him a pervert and celebrating his demise

[georgestephenopolous]

People wouldn't be saying all this about a dude who was found doing the same on a beach near kids.

[SwimBodyEVill]

This should never have been publicized. People should be allowed to make mistakes and not have them visible on the Internet forever. This is truly a terrible ending.

[jordanhernandez]

I think the real problem is them releasing footage of her arrest

[desertratz]

If it was a man, nobody would be saying anything about showing their face.

[tset]

Now it's time to get the call record and expose the supposed caller with husband and children.
Police never lie right?

[ctrlaltdestroy]

This is what you get when anyone can publicize someone else’s life and mistakes for all the internet to see and judge. This woman believed her life and reputation was ruined, so she took it. The news outlets who promoted this story should be held liable. Our culture is so depraved and ruthless and unforgiving. We’ve all done things we regret or that embarrassed us. Imagine having the entire nation or world watching your most vulnerable and embarrassing moment. This is why social media is a cancer.

[elegant]

The embarrassment she endured was too much and should’ve been handled off the internet

[Someone-xybc]

Why do that in public though. If it was some guy doing it no one would think its sad but creepy.

[CommonVillain]

The news media caused her to commit suicide. I hate this world.