Gypsy Rose Blanchard wants everyone to know where she stands on how Ken Urker died. She says she is completely sure he did not take his own life.

A new update to her petition

Blanchard shared her view in a fresh update to the petition against online bullying that she started after Urker's death.

In it she wrote that "we do know with 100% certainly that it was not suicide."

She noted that officials have not released a final cause of death yet. Toxicology results are still pending.

What she says hurt him

Blanchard does not appear to be hinting at foul play. Instead she points to the harassment Urker faced online.

She says that abuse pushed him toward unhealthy ways of coping, including drinking and drug use.

The push for Kenan's Law

Urker's legal first name was Kenan. Blanchard hopes her petition leads to a measure called Kenan's Law.

The idea is to treat online harassment as a pattern. Right now each report tends to be handled on its own as a single event.

She also wants people rather than software to review serious or repeat cases. Her other goals include saving reports and evidence along with more openness and accountability from social media companies.

Where to find help

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, you can call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.