09/10/2026
In mid-September, a father came to pick up his daughter’s belongings and left a message saying she wouldn’t be coming back. It really touched my heart because, although I am usually a bit distant, we used to talk whenever I saw her around alone. The father seemed depressed; he told me his daughter has been hurt and he wasn't even allowed to see or talk to his daughter, and they were blaming someone else for what happened.
I had witnessed a few incidents myself, but I thought the most serious one was just a one-time occurrence. However, someone else told me yesterday that it had actually happened a few more times. Oh my… I know she has personal issues, but she was never a troublemaker. I didn't actually know what had happened to her until her father told me she had been hurt. It feels so unfair because the person who is truly at fault is out enjoying life, while she is the one hurting.
On October 1, I went to the station and I was given contact details of the investigator. On October 2, I finished my statement with evidence to support and defend her. Then yesterday, on October 7, her father came over in much better spirits. I spoke with him to offer a suggestion, and I was even able to talk to her on the phone. She seemed completely settled and back to normal, and they both agreed to my suggestion.
However, I forgot to mention to them that I had given a statement to defend her. I did it voluntarily. She never asked me to, and she didn't even know that I knew anything because she wasn't around at the time. I am just so glad she is doing okay now. I truly hope my statement helped clear her name and exonerate her from those false allegations.
