A man allegedly caused a fatal car accident that killed his niece and three nephews after slowing to take a photo on I-95 of the "Welcome to Florida" sign. [Read More]
A woman in Mexico has died after being hit by a train that she was trying to position herself next to for a selfie.
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A tourist has disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean after she was swept away by a wave while reportedly taking a selfie with her husband. [Read More]
A man plunged nearly 40 feet to his death after losing his balance while taking a selfie in Brazil.
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A pair of tourists accidentally killed a seal pup after dragging the animal from the ocean so they could take a selfie with it. [Read More]
An influencer was killed this week after falling out of a moving car as she filmed a selfie video.
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A teen influencer died while taking a selfie at the top of a waterfall to share with her 150,000 followers on social media.
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Another selfie has ended in a tragic death but this time it was an innocent bystander rather than the picture-taker with the latter now facing imprisonment. [Read More]
A tourist fell more than 170 feet to her death when she stumbled while taking a selfie from a clifftop viewing platform, the latest in a string of such incidents. [Read More]
According to new research, selfie-related deaths constitute a new public health risk -- with the most common deaths coming about from people falling off cliffs and waterfalls while taking a photo. [Read More]
A man used the pretense of a selfie to lure his wife to a 1,000 feet (304 meters) high cliff before pushing her off and killing her. [Read More]
Two influencers drowned after reportedly refusing to wear life jackets on a boat -- fearing it would ruin their selfies.
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A man was mauled to death by a lion after jumping into its enclosure to take a selfie with the animal.
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A tourist fell to his death after reportedly leaning out to take a selfie of a moving train in Thailand.
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More people in Australia are dying after accidentally falling from cliffs and experts believe selfies are behind the growing trend. [Read More]