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$1 million settlement over bullying death of teen Alex Wildman

Pacific Standard Time — Friday, March 16, 2012

$1 million settlement over bullying death of teen Alex Wildman Bill Kelly with wife Justine and their children Josie, Lizzie and Nathan with a photo of Alex / Pic: Craig Greenhill Source: The Daily Telegraph Bullying was just too much ... Alex Wildman, 14. Source: The Daily Telegraph IN receiving a payout of ... Ireland | United Kingdom | America | Las Américas | Stigmabase | Egaylity

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