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The Visit to the Police

August 23, 2007 / by obliqueone

Was every bit as humiliating as everyone tells you it will be. I had to tell the same story to three different people as different people came into the room. They gave the name of an investigator for me to call the next day. Given that the guy has confessed twice already, once to me, and once to me and another person, they wanted to know if I'd try to get him to do it one more time. You know, this time on memorex. I said no problem but that I thought he'd left town because stupidly, I told him to. I was just so... angry. They were completely dismissive of his efforts to burn my house down, so far they haven't even come to take the gas can into evidence. Then I went to do a rape kit which everyone knew would be fruitless since I was four days out, and to explain to yet a second group of people what had happened, and why I was so stupid as to wait four days etc ad nauseum. There was not, as they frequently show on tv, any supportive rape crisis counselor or any other individual of that nature there to say, hey, it's ok, you're going to be ok, or anything of that nature. My friend tried to come in the room at least, to be with me, but she was told that nobody is allowed to enter once they start collecting evidence. Just the nurse who does the kit. It takes a good amount of time by the way, about forty-five minutes, just to get the basic kit done.

Then I went home and sat. I called the police a couple times. I found out that the guy who assaulted me had gone to rehab. That seems to be a theme this year, people committng crimes then going to rehab like that has anything to do with it.

I sat in my house and contrary to the popular wisdom, still did not bathe. I stopped taking all of my medicine. I'd changed because you give your clothes up when you do the rape kit. They gave me scrubs to wear home. I sat in my house with three loaded guns for so long that my skin finally started to degrade, like some old person with decubitus. I reached down one day to rub my leg, and a large patch of my skin several layers thick came off in my fingers due to the deterioration of my skin. In fact, I'm still struggling on antibiotics with the resulting ulcer.

I finally showered. At one point I had dropped one of my shotguns on my foot and it became hugely swollen for a while.

Then Dylan came home. I began to be able to at least leave the house, although after buying the locks - which I considered critical, it took me almost three or four weeks to leave alone again. My friend Valerie helped a lot. Pretty much, I just lost my mind. The detective on the case turned out to be not such a bad guy after all. I think they are just the way they are at first to weigh your story, see if you are being straight with them. I kind of understand, but on the other hand - I don't know. There was just nothing there for me. I called, even before I reported, the rape crisis center in Huntsville. It wasn't that helpful. Nothing I hadn't already said to people on the other end of crisis hotlines 18 million times before. I actually made an appointment to go for an intake in Huntsville (the closest city that even has a rape crisis center) but the lady there sounded so completely incompetent that I lost it with her and asked her if she was absolutely certain she was in charge. I couldn't imagine anyone as stupid as she sounded having anything helpful to say to me.

So the detective tells me they'll indict next grand jury. In like six or seven weeks. It would be great if I got a taped confession first. I think those odds are slim now. The guy who attacked me has wised up a lot in rehab. His "friends" have been advising him. He also now has a vehicle which means I never know if he's watching my house.

But anyway, it will be hellish. Although, as the police tell me, I am a super neato clean citizen who has never been arrested and the guy who assaulted me has been arrested for everything in the world and is a known drug addict. Also, there is talk of former rape victims. They are trying to flesh that part out now. I'm just apparently the first victim who came forward. I have leads on who some of the others might be. He must have been more afraid of me because he out and out attacked and was violent with the others and took it to completion. All in all, I was lucky. But I am so angry. And I just can't get rid of it. At the same time, I cry all the time. But really, I have no idea why.

4 comments on The Visit to the Police

  • soultrawler said 1 years ago
    OK, that confirms what I said at your previous post: they ought to take this sort of trash and liquidate him post haste. Bec. his ilk always keep doing it, harming more and more people. Basically, the way our "justice" system operates ("works" would be a misnomer), in effect ends up giving more respect and rights to this sort of trash than to the victims. But hey, it's the result of 42 years of the mentality that says the criminal isn't at fault, it's "society" and the parents.

    If there were only SOME way to turn things around to the way they were prior to '65. But the damage is done, the society is almost to the point of marshal law, and well, all one can do is sit and weep @ the gratuitous losses. (Of course, this is EXACTLY what the globalists have been aiming for the whole time...)

    Sorry, didn't mean to get up on a stump, but it really riles me, especially bec. as a woman, I can put myself into your shoes. In any case, I wish you strong healing over the next months [HEART], and that the SewerCreature would be caught and crucified. [MAD]
  • obliqueone said 1 years ago
    Actually, the state of Alabama has very strong sexual assault laws. I wasn't really aware of this, but just in the past two years along our laws have been strengthened dramatically by the legislature. Sentencing guidelines have strengthened and unlike some states, there is no statute of limitations on rape. Also, if he is indicted (and actually, before that if I really wanted to blow my hand before trying to get a confession), I can force him to submit to testing for HIV and Hepatitis. Now obviously, I've already been tested since the assault, but testing him is still something I'll ask for at indictment, if there is one.

    The detective feels that there is a good shot for indictment and conviction, it's just nerve-wracking waiting.
  • Bster said 1 years ago
    So sorry to hear of this Syd........You can rise above as long as you weather the storm of present. You are so strong...YOU ARE!. You may have been rendered weak by someone who had no business and you know what I would do to that lad. Sexuality crimes to me are the very worst on earth.

    The steps you have made by documenting this on here is braver than I have ever been...YOU KNOW THAT!!.....Remember, always, how strong you are. I am weak in humble comparison.

    Keep fighting. You are gorgeous.

    Love, Brett
  • amerigobard said 10 months ago
    I'm sorry to hear about the jerk who hurt you.

    Get a restraining order and a 9 mm automatic handgun... [SAD]

    His karma will come back to him...as hard as this might be to swallow, someone likely hurt him sexually and he's actig out of his pain...it doesn't excuse his actions, but it does help you forgive so you don't eat yourself up over it.

    Blessings...[HEART]

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