Vanessa Bryant calls for tough action against those who shared images of the helicopter crash scene.
Vanessa Bryant has asked that action be taken against those who shared pictures of the crash scene.Vanessa Bryant, who lost her husband NBA legend Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna in a helicopter crash in January, personally visited law officials after learning pictures of the crash scene had been taken and shared.
Nine people were killed in the crash in California and investigators took days to identify the bodies.
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