The Spectacle of Cruelty: Why Teens are Filming Their Own Crimes
A disturbing trend has emerged where teenagers are not only committing heinous crimes, but also documenting their actions.
In a recent incident, two students from Masasi High School sexually abused a Form 1 student and recorded the crime using a smartphone.
The line between perpetrator and documentarian is vanishing, all before graduation.
This case is part of a larger pattern that raises questions about the motivations behind such actions. Is it a moral collapse, a desire for notoriety in the digital age, or something more sinister?
The question is no longer just about the crime itself, but about the impulse to record and share it.
Author's summary: Teens are filming their own crimes, sparking outrage and concern.
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