Father warns of Instagram 'sextortion' scam targeting teen boys after son's suicide: 'Evil'
This story may contain details that are disturbing. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988. A Mississippi father who lost his son to a growing "sextortion" trend targeting teen boys issued a stark warning for parents on their children's social media access as the nationwide debate over cyber safety takes center stage. Brian Montgomery lost his 16-year-old son Walker to the dangerous trend back in December, after he took his own life when he was extorted with explicit imagery. Montgomery joined "America's Newsroom" to discuss the tragedy and how parents can take action to prevent the same thing from happening to their children. 'OUTNUMBERED' GOES OFF ON SCHOOL DISTRICT AFTER BULLIED TEEN'S SUICIDE: ‘THESE PEOPLE DID NOTHING’ "Don't allow your children by themselves in a bedroom, in a bathroom, anywhere with these phones without supervision, becaus...