The plaintiffs accuse her of exploiting the tragedy for social media fame and financial gain.
On July 1, a judge in Jackson County Chancery Court issued an emergency injunction requiring Heather Wyatt to temporarily deactivate her TikTok, Facebook, and other social media accounts.
The court’s decision was an attempt to protect the minors involved in the case. Despite the court’s efforts to seal all records, the order was leaked and quickly circulated online.
Supporters of Wyatt expressed their outrage through TikTok videos, protesting her “silencing,” with some videos garnering hundreds of thousands of views.
The court is scheduled to review the injunction in a hearing next week, but this is only one aspect of the ongoing legal battles.
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In one of her emotional TikTok videos, the grieving mother shared the heartbreaking moment she discovered her daughter’s suicide notes months after her death. She was in her daughter’s room recording herself go through her belongings before packing them up. She didn’t know what she would find.
