Kim estimated that about 3,000 people viewed the ‘very disturbing gore’ starting around 9pm Jan 9, according to the publication. — Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash
A flood of gruesome videos of human and animal mutilation left in chats used by students and professors at a California university left viewers shaken, news reports say.
“There were some things on there that I just could really not unsee,” Alina Kim, who helps oversee student-run chatrooms at the University of California, Irvine, told KCAL.
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