Lori Drew, the meddling Mom who cyber bullied a teen into committing suicide now has her own Wikipedia page.

Drew and her family, meanwhile, have become the target of cyber-bullying themselves, with internet sites calling for vigilante justice (video)* since Missouri prosecutors won’t be filing charges against Drew.

There is, however, an investigation into a blog that chronicled the entire situation leading up to and including Megan’s death. The horrifying title? “Megan Had It Coming“. The title of the first entry? “I’m Lori Drew,” a long attempt to claim that Megan Meiers had actually cyber-bullied Drew’s daughter to the point where the author felt obligated to step in:

That’s when I decided I would have to teach Megan a lesson and give her a taste of her own medicine.

I decided that I would shut down the Josh account, and not be nice about it. Megan’s feelings be damned, and to hell with her consequence! I was going to protect my daughter no matter what. So I sent the break up e-mail to Megan saying that Josh didn’t want to be friends because Megan was very cruel to her friends. Naturally, Megan freaked, and I tried to keep the messages short and sweet. As a last resort bargaining chip, I figured that if she really loved Josh then maybe he could pressure her into stopping her lies. But it didn’t work, and the situation devolved lightning fast.

The sheriff’s office is investigating the blog to find out whether Lori Drew was actually the author, a move which Megan’s own family welcomes.

Meanwhile, news reports now say that Drew was not the one who wrote the final message that prompted 13 year-old Megan Meiers to commit suicide. In the new American tradition, Drew had outsourced that task to a temporary employee* who’s been under psychiatric treatment in connection with Megan’s death. Drew’s attorney claims she had “absolutely, 100 percent” no involvement in the cruel messages or even the creation of the MySpace page through which Megan met “Josh”, and was unaware of them until after Megan’s death.

This, of course, contradicts Drew’s own prior statements to prosecutors along with those of witnesses to whom she confided the details of her scheme, but I suppose it shouldn’t be surprising that Lori Drew is once again trying to toy with reality. After all, she’s proven herself to be deadly good at that game.

(* Thanks to Venomite Tom for emailing me the links.)

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