Jasmine Fiore Death Photo

Jasmine Fiore Death Photo

The top Google Trend at this time is Jasmine Fiore fotos. However, it's not what you might think. Although Fiore was indeed a model, and was indeed enhanced surgically, what people are (sadly) looking for is the Jasmine Fiore death photo. Why? Over the weekend TMZ posted a picture of Fiore's dead body they had obtained from video, extremely grainy, but still in absolutely poor taste. The Jasmine Fiore death photo (or foto) caused a huge protest at the site, and it was taken down.

That's not to say, however, you can't find the Jasmine Fiore death photo (or foto) if you look hard enough. The incident also raises the question, of where the line is. This is very similar to when David Carradine's death photo was leaked to a tabloid, in Thailand, I believe. Where is ethics nowadays? The answer, unfortunately, is that much as with anything else, ethics goes out the window where money is concerned. Obviously a Jasmine Fiore death photo would be big news, and big money to TMZ. Sure, they took it down, but the publicity is worth a lot, even negative publicity.

So where should tabloids draw the line? Common sense should play into it, or how about thinking, "would you want your daughter or whatever shown in such a way." Still, the fact that both "Jasmine Fiore death photo" and "Jasmine Fiore fotos" are tops in Google Trends, shows that the audience is much better than TMZ, in this regard.

Jasmine Fiore body

Jasmine Fiore body was identified thanks to the serial number in her breast implants.It was very hard to be sure that the remains discovered in the suitcase in Buena Park, Ca. was Fiore’s body seeing that all of her fingers and teeth had been removed.Orange County District Attorney spokeswoman Susan Schroeder said: Meanwhile Fiore’s ex husband Ryan Alexander Jenkins is still hiding in Canada and the U.S. Marshals Service is giving a $25,000 reward for information on his whereabouts.

In the ongoing investigation of Playboy model Jasmine Fiore’s death, it is now being reported that her mangled body was identified by the serial numbers on her breast implants. A spokesperson for the Orange County District Attorney recently told Us Magazine that the killer removed her fingers and teeth to “hinder law enforcement’s ability to identify her.” According To Sources a woman’s body was found stuffed in suitcase in a trash bin at a Buena Park apartment complex on Saturday.

A man looking for bottles and cans in the bin in the 7400 block of Franklin Street about 7 a.m. opened the suitcase and discovered the body, said Buena Park police Lt. Kevin Shea. Shea said the woman’s body showed no obvious signs of trauma, but police investigators and coroner’s officials were still working at the scene as of the afternoon. The woman appeared to be in her 20s, according to Buena Park police. Police could not yet say how long ago the woman may have been dead.