At only 33 years of age, Jennifer Faulisi found herself diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer - the same disease that had already killed her mother. Conventional oncology offered little hope, so Jen began looking into ‘alternative’ treatments. She learned of a cancer clinic in Mexico that sounded promising, but she could not afford the clinic’s fees.
So Jen started a GoFundMe campaign, and managed to raise enough money to get to Mexico and begin treatment, where her condition began to improve.
Then along came notorious Internet troll Harley Johnstone a.k.a Durianrider, who started publicly deriding Jen as a “scammer.”
Despite the fact Jen was a genuine cancer patient, and despite video confirmation from her US physician, and despite the pleas of Jen’s stunned support team, people instead chose to believe some feral, fould-mouthed bogan from Adelaide, South Australia.
As a result, Jen’s funding dried up. She ran out of money and had to leave her treatment in Mexico, where her tumour had shrunk.
She died not long after, on April 4, 2016. Jen was only 35 years old.
To add insult to injury, after Johnstone began making his patently false and malicious accusations against Jen, she found herself on the receiving end of an abundance of Internet hate.
Jennifer Faulisi – a genuine and very unfortunate cancer victim - went to her grave being called a “scammer” and other even more salacious slurs, thanks to Harley Johnstone and all the geniuses who looked up to him.
To all those who uncritically accepted Johnstone's malicious claims about Jen: You people really need to take a good, long hard look at yourselves. How would you feel if this was your sister, or girlfriend, or mother?
Special thank you to NorVegan, the producer of this video. Part 1 can be viewed here:
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