Why is the mother concerned about deleting the FB page of the deceased girl? Her friends may like to see it from time to time, to view old photos or remember funny posts and discussions. A friend of mine died of natural causes several years ago, and another friend was murdered two years ago. Their pages remained active as memorials to them. Those who find it painful to see the page don’t have to look at it.
OK, here's the deal. Although we loved my deceased cousin, the truth is that she had a major drug problem [coke] and made very poor choices. She was extremely attractive - but had 3 children by 3 different men. But, the children are really adorable.
Anyway, she posted some extremely provocative pictures on Facebook - showing herself in bra & panties & risqué poses. Got the picture?
Her oldest child is just barely a teenager and has seen the pictures. Worse, his classmates have seen the pictures and are giving him the business - calling his mother a whore, slut, etc. He is undergoing MAJOR therapy because of it.
What my deceased cousin's mother is trying to do is remove the FB page so that the other children [ages 8 & 3] will not grow up and see the pictures one day.
So, you can see why I posted this thread.