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UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIES AFTER MASTURBATING 42 TIMES IN A NIGHT.

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By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo 

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Following 42 instances of nighttime masturbation, the authorities officially declared the death of a Brazilian adolescent named David Garcia. He is said to have started masturbating at midnight and passed out a few hours later, into the next morning.










His mother claimed to have knowledge of his addiction. But because her kid passed away before she could, she was tardy in getting him care.

His school pals made remarks about how they had seen their friend struggle with addiction. He primarily urged them to watch pornography, they said. Regardless of their race or physical characteristics, he also felt an odd fascination to the female students.

His room also had a lot of obscene images. This event took place in 2011.


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