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A teenage girl is believed to have been found hanged just weeks after posting a heartbreaking video on YouTube detailing her battle with cyber bullies.

Amanda Todd, 15, was found dead at her home in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada, on Wednesday in an apparent suicide.

Last month, the troubled teenager shared a black and white video called "My story: Struggling, bullying, suicide, self harm" revealing her years of hidden torment.

She also admitted that she had turned to drugs and alcohol and had tried to take her own life twice.

Using a series of notecards, Amanda silently tells how she was pressured into flashing her breasts to a man in an online chatroom who then circulated the photograph around the web.

The bullying forced her to move to a different city and change school but the teenager describes how her abusers continued to target her through Facebook.

She also tells how she made a "huge mistake" and "hooked up" with a boy at school, who had a girlfriend.

The schoolgirl was confronted by the boy's girlfriend and beaten up in front of a crowd of people who left her lying in a ditch.

She reveals she was hospitalised following the ordeal after trying to commit suicide by drinking bleach.

Towards the end of the chilling video, the teenager asks: "Every day, I think, why am I still here?

"I'm stuck. What's left of me now? Nothing stops.

"I have nobody. I need someone."

Amanda does not speak and barely shows her face in the eight-and-a-half minute clip, but confirms her name on the final notecard.

The clip ends with a harrowing image of her cut and bloodied arm.

Following her daughter's death, Amanda's mum Carol said she wanted the video to warn others of the dangers of cyber bullying.

She told the Vancouver Sun: "Amanda was a very caring individual. She would help others who needed help.

"One of Amanda's goals was to get her message out there and have it used as a learning tool for others."

Watch Amanda's video below: Warning - graphic content

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Girl, 15, 'found hanged' just weeks after posting heartbreaking YouTube video detailing battle with cyber bullies

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A teenage girl is believed to have been found hanged just weeks after posting a heartbreaking video on YouTube detailing her battle with cyber bullies. Amanda Todd, 15, was found dead at her home in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada, on Wednesday in an apparent suicide.

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http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-story-of-amanda-todd

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It's still an ongoing debate

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Do people have the right to bully people online?

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Do people have the right to bully people online?

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Who draws the line between freedom of speech and online harassment

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Who draws the line between freedom of speech and online harassment