Another party gone wild because of the Facebook invitation

An invitation posted on FB attracted hundreds of people. A 14-year-old Sandra from a tiny town of Tomaszów Lubelski, Poland posted an open invitation for her birthday on her Fecebook page. Guests from as far as Gdańsk (northern Poland) and Krakow (southern Poland) came to that party.

The birthday party did not take place but Polish police had to intervene for 600 guests were blocking local roads.

In her Facebook invitation, Sandra wrote that everyone can come to her birthday party. One of her neighbours said that it had been written that the richest girl in Tomaszow was throwing a party and everyone could come.

There were as many as 21.000 Likes and approximately 3.000 declarations of participation in the event. It was a huge case in such a small town as Tomaszów. Sandra claims that someone hacked her Faceboook  page and posted this invitation. Local police is in the process of investigation.

Sandra’s neighbours say they have never experienced something like that. People came and went, sang Happy Birthday and wanted Sandra to go out and party with them. The junkies had a great fun and the local pizza house granted discounts for Sandra’s party guests.  

Facebook invitation for a bloody birthday

It was supposed to be an unforgettable birthday. For sure this day will remain in the memory of Melanie Zwama (16 years old), the jubilate, and the whole Dutch town of Haren.

By creating a Fecebook event, Melanie invited her friends for a birthday party. Unfortunately, she made the event open, not private. As a result, the invitation was received by some 30,000 people, i.e. all the Facebook friends of Melanie’s friends. Reports said up to 6,000 people showed up at the party. Interesting is the fact that the town is populated only by 18,000!

Disturbances broke out. As many as six people had been hurt (three of whom seriously), shops vandalized, street signs damaged and a car set on fire by the time riot police arrived. There were at least 20 arrests.