Grovelling ... letter

A TROLL who set up a Facebook page mocking the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has written a grovelling apology to her parents.

Student Jack Tims, 17, sparked fury after we revealed he created a page titled: "If I Get 1 million Likes I'll Let Maddie Go."

But the shop worker claims he was shocked by the revulsion it caused.

He said it was a "stupid, naive" prank which got out of hand ? and that he never meant to hurt Kate and Gerry McCann, whose daughter vanished in 2007 aged three.

Sicko Tims, of Herne Bay, Kent, said: "I was chatting to a friend about jokes comedians come out with and created the page. When it got in The Sun it hit home how much I distressed people." He then whinged: "I received threats and this could cost me friends. I only hope the McCanns can forgive me."

We revealed his page in our Target A Troll campaign against web bullies.

Lady G's plea over dead fan

 POP star Lady GaGa has vowed to wage war on vile internet trolls after a teenage fan killed himself because of web bullies.

Jamey Rodemeyer, 14, committed suicide following months of taunts about being gay.

His last Facebook post quoted from Lady GaGa's song The Queen when he wrote: "Don't forget me when I come crying to heaven's door."

Now GaGa has vowed to confront President Obama to tackle cyber sickos.

The 25-year-old singer said: "Bullying must become illegal. It is a hate crime."

Jamey ? found dead outside his family home in Buffalo, New York ? was described as "the sweetest, kindest kid" by his mum Tracy