- soft music in the background
- disturbing details from police officers at the scene
- "young girl"
- "she was going to graduate the next day"
- "all because of a sens-less text message"
- story from her sister talking about her history, specifically texting
- she always texted people
- gruesome story about how she was killed from her sister who sent the text
- talking about how she felt she was at fault for killing her sister
- story from another victim, talking about how he was the passenger in a car crash. Now is incapacitated
- The text message that changed his life "Where r"
- Another victim, Maria. Stories from her parent and sister, how nice she was.
- the family and friends gathering for Maria's 19th birthday, or what would've been
- up-close shot of her mother crying
- picture of her in the hospital room
- "Where u at" three simple words
- payed the ultimate price for her actions
- Police man saying "it never gets easier, and it won't get any easier"
- Final shot of the three victim's relatives holding up the words that killed their loved ones "Where r", "Where u at", "Yeah"
This message from AT&T is intended for teenage viewers. It's message is to show you the story of many lives that were changed because of the death of two and the life-changing injuries of a third. It gets this message across mainly emotionally using very little statistics nor really appealing to ethics. The emotional parts of the video mainly consist of the music used throughout, that being a quiet and sad melody, and the stories of the lives that were changed forever from seeing these accidents.
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