Carol Todd 'relieved and pleased'

amsterdam - Carol Todd, mother of the Canadian teenager who committed suicide in 2012 after years- presumably by Aydin C.- have been digitally stalked and extorted, was 'relieved and pleased' with the ruling of the court in Amsterdam. This let them know Thursday at the ANP.

'It took a long time for both the young victims and their families and for myself and my own family,' said Carol Todd. 'I hope this ruling all the victims and their families helps to heal all wounds. It's been a long journey that still continues for us in the quest for justice for Amanda. '

According to the Canadian underlines the statement that 'cyber abuse and extortion unfortunately a reality in our world and that its consequences can be devastating. It is therefore important that parents tell their children what can happen on the Internet and at the same time they themselves keep a sharp eye on what their children do on the Internet. A small moment of inattention is enough. '

Canada will proceed Aydin C. himself for the stalking and blackmail Amanda Todd and has therefore requested his extradition. The Supreme Court takes a final decision on this is expected this spring.