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Photos of the lifeless body of model Jazmín de Grazia, who was found dead in her home, have gone viral on social media. Here are more details.
It has been more than ten years since her tragic death, and the name of Jazmín de Grazia continues to resonate in the collective memory of Argentina. The young woman was found dead in her home in Recoleta, and after her death, photos were released showing her lifeless.
This news became the center of a media whirlwind that, despite the time that has passed, persists in discussions on social networks.
This phenomenon has taken on a particular tone, as many have immersed themselves in the search for photographs that capture the darkest moment of their lives.
On February 5, 2012, the sudden death of Jasmine at the age of 27 aroused suspicion and controversy. Not only because of the way her body was found, but also because of the circumstances surrounding her death.
Officially called ‘asphyxiation by immersion’ and with the presence of substances in her system, her case has been the subject of multiple investigations as well as intense public debate.
The media coverage of his death has reopened the historic dilemma about the ethics of disseminating images related to violent or unexpected deaths, a debate that remains ongoing.
Four days after her death, the newspaper Crónica published a headline that left little to the imagination: “Poor Jasmine: this is how they found her dead.”
This article was shocking not only because of its content, but also because of the images that accompanied the article, where the lifeless body of the model could be seen naked in the bathroom of her apartment.
This editorial decision was not simply insensitive, but also opened the door to an investigation by Jasmine’s family, who were seeking answers about how these images, taken in the context of a police investigation, came to be published.
Jasmine’s family began a legal process that culminated in 2017 with a conviction against Editorial Sarmiento and the Federal Police for leaking the photographs.
Judge Cecilia Gilardi Maradiaga de Negre determined that the publication represented a violation of the privacy and dignity of the deceased, a representation that only intensified the suffering of her loved ones.
Who was Jasmine de Grazia?
Born on July 4, 1984 in Temperley, Buenos Aires, Jazmín de Grazia was more than just a model; she also stood out as a journalist and presenter on various television programs, becoming a well-known face in the Argentine entertainment world.
Her participation in the Super M 20-02 contest opened the doors to a career that, unfortunately, was abruptly interrupted.
Although her father has maintained that the real cause of her death was a heart attack, rumors and speculation continue, fueled by the precise and painful nature of the images that many continue to search for.
