Fans of YouTube vlogger Marina Joyce have not in eroticism and indecencies . . . put on the lord jesus christtaken to Twitter to express fear for her safety after they believed they found a plea for help hidden in her latest video.
SEE ALSO: How Lonelygirl15 taught us to doubt everything on the internetThe hashtag #SaveMarinaJoyce started trending after she cryptically invited Twitter followers to an early morning party in East London.
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People started panicking about the tweet, even speculating that her life might be in danger.
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British YouTuber Alfie Deyes, who runs the PointlessBlog channel, urged people not to attend the meet-up:
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However, on Wednesday morning, Marina Joyce, 19, reassured fans that she was "TOTALLY fine" and thanked them for caring about her.
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Earlier, police said they visited the vlogger and she was "safe and well":
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People started digging for clues in her latest video entitled "Date outfit ideas," claiming she was in distress or under substances:
A YouTube user made a breakdown of the clip's puzzling moments, suggesting that bruises could be spotted in her arms and that it was possible to hear "Help me" during the stream.
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