MICHAEL ELIGON lived alone in a small apartment in Toronto’s west end. He had a young son from an earlier relationship, and he suffered from a chronic psychological condition known as body dysmorphic disorder, which causes people to fixate on their appearance. He believed that acne scars on his face were disfiguring and pungent. This caused him to become intensely self-conscious, isolated, and depressed, and he had trouble holding a job. Michael Eligon, Jr., 29, died when he was shot by police on Feb. 3, 2012. the mother of Eligon's son, said the SIU probe that cleared police of any wrongdoing in the shooting should be appealed. Within weeks of Eligon's death, the SIU would determine there were no grounds to lay charges against the officer who fired the shots. #reactionvideo #reactions #reaction

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