A 19-year-old college student at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls fatally shot herself on a boat in St. Paul, Minn. last month, after her former high school peers learned she had appeared on a [expletive] website, deluging her with insults and taunts via social media.

Earlier this year, the woman, Alyssa Funke, taped a scene in Las Vegas for the adult site Casting Couch, which was published online a few weeks ago. In the clip, Funke, under the stage name “Stella Ann,” revealed she was from Minnesota and talked about the sports she’d played in high school. She then made many personal confessions in the pre sex interview, admitting she’d had slept with six partners (mostly former boyfriends) by the age of 18; that she’d lost her virginity at the age of 16; and that she had a collection of sex toys she enjoyed using while watching adult films.

When the clip became public, many of Funke’s classmates from her alma mater, Stillwater High School, caught wind of her one-off into the adult world, they took to Twitter and Facebook to shame the young woman, with one writing, “Nothing brings a school together like a pornstar who graduated last year,” with another asking, “Does her dad know?”

Amazingly, even AFTER news of her April 16 death spread, some tweeters were still inundating the account with cruel messages: One account under the handle ‏@Scarecrows1 wrote to her, “Sorry you blew your face off. RIP,” while another