SENSITIVE: Warning that Daily Mail online front page might be upsetting

[parkejm]

I know quite a few Damsels look at the Daily Mail site for Celeb goss etc so just wanted to post a warning that on the front page there are some very clear pictures of the foetuses found in a suitcase in Thailand. They very kindly print 'Warning Graphic Content' UNDER the picture where it's not visible until you scroll down

I just didn't want anyone stumbling across it accidentally

[Chickenlips]

OMG Janice I saw it earlier and made a point of showing it to M, I was disgusted it was one the front page, more so by the 'warning, graphic content' bit late if it's on the front page. I would never have opened the article, I found it incredibly upsetting, the children were between 4 months (Jude's age) and 2 years, it just makes me wonder how they died

[parkejm]

I just can't beleive they have shown so many pictures and video, totally unecessary and very upsetting. It makes a disgusting situation that bit more distasteful, cashing in on it

[parkejm]

They have actually moved it right down the page now so it's not right in your face as you land on the site. Obviously that makes it all better

[Chickenlips]

I fully intend to complain tomorrow, my dad was here too when I saw the pics, even he was shocked (and he's a hard evil b'strd).

[Peridot]

Yes I saw that earlier and thought exactly the same, couldn't click on it, just horrified by it
live noticed recently they do stories like "disabled boy beaten up whilst others stood and took video" type head lines...the story goes on about disgraceful the whole thing is and how awful to video it etc then they link to the video at the end I know this is not the same as the horrific story you have mentioned but it just shocks me who ticks the approval to allow these things to go live.

[LibertyGal72]

Thanks for the heads up. Sorry to those who happened across it. I hope that it gets shifted soon enough. Hate the rag, and hate the fact that I happen across it so often because of links from elsewhere

[parkejm]

I've just sent them an email complaint. Is there any other way to complain?

[Chickenlips]

Is Ofcom the newspaper ombudsman?

[katiepeanuts]

Just read the story and apparently if he's found guilty he would only face up to 1year in prison and a £40, yes £40 fine