Who knows if these people are telling the truth or not, but these salacious allegations from college are actually the most wholesome thing that’s been said about her in the thread. What we do know from the charging documents is so much worse that the rest doesn’t even matter. |
That’s fine, my point is that you shouldn’t believe everything some rando writes on the internet. Someone upthread was making all sorts of assumptions based on these alleged behaviors. |
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You are in denial. In the area I live in a very wealthy prominent socialite got charged with a corruption scheme. First her friends like you were loud in defending her, once it became obvious it was a real crime all these voices became quiet quickly. Be it or not this family is going to be a pariah for harboring a pedophile daughter and knows what else dirty family laundry, and you have to wrap your brain around that. Better for you not to be associated with this mess. |
Doesn't say the UC officer asked her for photos: "According to the prosecution, Eleanor Hoppe allegedly sent a topless photograph of herself to the undercover officer to prove she was “safe” and then sent a video of .." |
| It says the UC asked for the photos in the affidavit in support of her arrest. I think that many law enforcement agencies have rules against officers sending nude pics. Thus, it is not unusual to ask someone to make sure he/she isn't a LEO. The UC--a female--asked for the pic to make sure she was "safe". She complied. |
| I'm still in shock that the Richmond Times-Dispatch is willing to be paid off not to run stories on this. So much for free press. Having grown up in Richmond, I used to think it was a real paper (for a midsized city at least.) |
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Never heard about assault allegations by the brother - could you elaborate??? The narco prescription pads is definitely true |
Yes, the affidavit says the female FBI agent asked her for a topless photo in which she was making a certain sign by the breast — that photo was then used to confirm that the person chatting was the woman they arrested. (Requesting a certain sign avoided any issue with the chatter just downloading a random p it the from the internet.). |
Well, she spent almost 1/3 her life at St. Catherine's, so it formed her somehow. The 64,000 dollar question is whether or not Kristen Rossum (the Rose Petal Murderer) was in her class. |
| So what’s the deal with St. Catherine's? |
Agree. And given the public sex arrest and the child p$rn arrest, it seems unlikely she was a nun in college. So the family spin is they heroically tried to contain her and her mental illness should mitigate the consequences for her? Not buying it. |
Old money, all-girls, Episcopalian school in Richmond. Brother school is St. Christophers. Very insular community. Many families that attend these schools belong to the Country Club of Virginia (CCV). |
This was addressed a few pages back in this thread. |