A Michigan mother whose 12-year-old son was badly burned after a friend set him on fire in a social media stunt, is warning others about the 'fire challenge.'
A Michigan mother whose son 12-year-old son was badly burned after a friend set him on fire in a social media stunt is warning others about the"fire challenge."that her son Jason suffered second-degree burns after a friend sprayed him with nail polish remover and set him on fire. The 12-year-old was hospitalized for four days after the stunt Saturday at a friend's house.
It’s unclear if authorities were made aware of the incident; and an email to Dearborn police was not immediately returned. that the"fire challenge" started showing up around 2010. Other dangerous pranks, like one involving hot water, followed several years later.
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