When there is a fatal car accident, the first responders are supposed to do what they can to help the victims, and in the unfortunate event that the victims have passed away, they are supposed to secure the scene.

In the car accident death of Dayna Kempson-Schacht, the first responder appears to have acted very unappropriately. When Dayna Kempson-Schacht was killed in an accident back in July, when she lost control of her vehicle and hit a row of trees just off Highway 19-41 near Griffin, Ga, the first firefighter who arrived on the scene elected to video tape the accident scene, including the body of 23-year-old Dayna Kempson-Schacht. He used his cell phone to take the video, which allowed it to be passed on to others via video messaging.

After taping the scene of the accident, he allegedly went on to show and send the video to fellow firefighters, as well as patrons in a local bar. The video then became viral, and went from person to person in what is being called a “sick and twisted” chain of events.

Who wants to see pictures of a dead human being? Who after seeing these pictures wants to send them to their friends? Some residence of Spalding County, Georgia elected to send this horrifying video of Dayna Kempson-Schacht to their friends. These people probably had seen the girl around town before, yet they still had enough disrespect to continue the viral chain.

The firefighter who originally took the video has been suspended. Will that be the only punishment this person receives? Should it be?