At 15, Rehtaeh Parsons' life changed forever after a party where she was sexually assaulted. She had no memory of the event until photos circulated online. The resulting online humiliation and bullying led to her suicide less than two years later. Her death sparked a global conversation about how images and social media can worsen rape culture and depression. Now, her parents are working to hold accountable the systems that failed her. With help from the online campaign Anonymous and public pressure, they pushed the Nova Scotia government and RCMP to investigate and pursue justice for those responsible. Rehtaeh's story highlights the powerful impact of new technologies in the early days of social networking.