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Families blame "13 Reasons Why" for girls' suicidesCBS NewsTwo California men are urging Netflix to stop streaming "13 Reasons Why" because they say teenage girls in their families committed suicide after watching the series.The show does carry warnings for its graphic depictions of violence but these suicides raise new questions about whether the labels are enough.The two men who had never before met in person, are now supporting each other in their grief, CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports."Every day I look at Belle's picture, and I give her a kiss, and I say 'I miss you, baby,'" said John Herndon. Continued: http://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/families-blame-13-reasons-why-for-girls-suicides/ar-BBDrhCu?OCID=ansmsnnews11
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