Mum Ellen Rume has won a High Court bid to reopen her son’s investigation.

“What Ellen is doing is very important,” he said. “It (does) make it a little bit easier to get the information.

“Most parents who lose children don’t fight because you lose all motivation.”

He added: “Our main goal is that one day (social media) companies will be 100% responsible and accountable.”

“Why? Because they are the only ones who have the technology and the money to change this business model to protect young people.”

Roome has become the leading man Campaign to ban children’s social media Since Joles’ death.

In the year In January 2025, she launched a lawsuit against TikTok, claiming that a group of children, including her son, died while trying a “blackout test.”

No further hearings were held.

A TikTok spokesperson said at the time: “We strictly prohibit content that promotes or promotes dangerous behavior.”

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