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A 10-year-old schoolboy hanged himself in the yard of his house after watching the Japanese anime "Elven Song." The horrific incident in Saki, Crimea, occurred in the middle of the day, an hour and a half after the boy returned from school. As Irina Bessarab, an employee of the press service of the Saki city police department, clarified to "Segodnya," he was watching the cartoon at home on DVD with his 12-year-old sister. The police suspect that the anime's violent plot triggered the child to take this unthinkable step.

The anime series "Elven Song," about mutants with supernatural abilities, is indeed very violent: it contains scenes of violence, including sexual violence, and scenes of suicide. "In that cartoon, there was a scene where the hero-child's mother dies, and he hangs himself," Irina explains. "After watching this story, the boy went outside to play, and literally half an hour later, his sister came out into the yard and saw her lifeless brother already hanging in a noose made of clothesline rope on a tree." As the police told us, it is difficult to find an explanation for this absurd incident, as the calm boy grew up in normal conditions and was not under the supervision of a psychiatrist. According to neighbors, there were no serious conflicts in the family; the children's mother works at a local rural school. Their father died five years ago.

That's why I don't watch anything, because every movie, cartoon, show, etc., has a special code embedded in it that affects specific people. With its help, they instill the idea of suicide in a person, and the person commits suicide. Fortunately, everyone has their own unique codes (although there are some that are the same, but they are in the minority), and therefore there is no single "weapon" that could kill everyone at once. The creators make them randomly, and if they're lucky, someone will die. The government knows about this; they are connected to all these killer studios. Right now, this whole system is operating in overdrive. So, hope that after watching another movie, you won't feel like harming yourself.