Summary:
Snapchat messages that self-destruct in 10 seconds can be used to incite violence, according to a report from the Mount Pleasant Daily News.

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A South Carolina teen is accused of stabbing his 16-year-old classmate to death after the boy sent a Snapchat message to his girlfriend's phone. Matthew Fischer, 17, of South Carolina, faces years in prison over the fatal stabbing of classmate Lucas Cavanaugh, 16. Cavanaugh had sent a message to Fischer's girlfriend on Sunday. Matthew Fischer, 17, of South Carolina, faces years in prison over the fatal stabbing of classmate Lucas Cavanaugh, 16 . Cavanaugh had sent a message to Fischer's girlfriend on Sunday. The message self destructed in at least 10 seconds - as the app is programmed to do - so enraged Fischer with whatever its contents that the teen then used the phone to send texts back saying 'Come over' and 'I'll kill you man.' The Daily News reports that the Wando High School junior took Fischer up on it and found himself in a brawl at the Mount Pleasant house. Fischer finished the battle by fatally stabbing the teen in the torso before fleeing. The message self destructed in at least 10 seconds - as the app is programmed to do - so enraged Fischer with whatever its contents that the teen then used the phone to send texts back saying 'Come over' and 'I'll kill you man' Fischer later gave both a written and video confession to authorities. He faces adult charges of murder and possession of a knife.