Momo challenge is now a public concerned you should not take for granted.The spread of the alleged deadly online game has force the parents to issue an advisory of concerned to curb the peril.
Some organizations and private people had advised parents to monitor their child's online activity to ensure they are not engaging in the game. Parents were even advised to not to mention about the Momo challenge unless the child already knows about it, to curve curiosity, that the child might search for it on their own. It also asked parents to remain alert if there is a sudden increase in new phone numbers and email contacts in their device.
Momo mystery deepens as YouTube says it hasn't found any recent evidence of disturbing challenge that pressure kids to self harm despite reports it's infiltrated Peppa Pig and other children's video.
We started also our research to search for some the evidence that Momo do really exist and we found one in social networking site Facebook.
A Facebook user Caiarama Ashby shows a video while she was talking with her kids about the ugly 'Momo'. It can be seen how the kids gets terrified, her 7-year-old son is bursting out in tears shaking and telling her "Stop Saying Her Name, Now We're Going To Be Killed!" However, her 5-year-old daughter was jumping into her arms crying saying "She's coming now."
"My son was pleading to move houses, for his dad Cairo Herkt to pick our house up with his digger & move it to another country or she will come find us& kill us," the mother wrote.
According to Ashby, her son came across this Momo character when the kids together with friends are hanging out at lunch time watching Fortnight in YouTube, when it appeared an advertisement in the middle on the video and all got scared. Momo appeared on screen telling them, "If they stop watching, Momo will kill your parents tonight" so they continued to watch.
YouTube responded to the reports saying, "Contrary to press reports, we've not received any recent evidence of videos showing or promoting the Momo challenge on YouTube, a YouTube spokesperson told DailyDot.
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