That's exactly what two (alleged) assailants did to Frankie Santana, a Detroit resident with cerebral palsy, which restricts his movements. The two 20-year-olds stole his phone, recorded his beating on it and then posted it all over Facebook, including on the victim's page.
See a snippet of what they did from this report via Fox 2 in Detroit.
It certainly wasn't hard to catch them and prosecutors should have no problem finding enough evidence.
As I've highlighted in my novel Famous After Death, it's not enough for bullies and killers to hurt their victims physically, they want to shame them emotionally. Social media has become their weapon of choice.
Hopefully next time someone tags Mr. Santana on Facebook, the message will be more uplifting.
