The fightback against internet trolls who targeted man after girlfriend's death

Jason was tormented by internet trolls after his girlfriend's death

A man from Holmfirth is fighting back against internet trolls who pounced on him following his girlfriend's accidental death.

Jason Booth's bedroom is a shrine to the love of his life he lost one day last summer.

Grace Dyson was just 18 - she and 21-year-old Jason had planned a life together. But Grace died in the most tragic of circumstances - in an accident on Springwood Road - just yards from Jason's' home.

By sheer co-incidence the van under which Grace fell was being driven by one of her uncle's.

But a coroner has now ruled that Grace Dyson's death was just an accident which no one could have foreseen. Jason though was targeted by internet trolls both before and after the inquest.

Jason is now fighting back against the trolls

Now, Jason has produced a special online video - hitting back at his critics - telling them how much their comments have hurt him

The video - put up less than a week ago - has already been viewed more than fifty thousand times.

Jason's message to those who taunt others online is simply think before you click: