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[quote=Anonymous]OP my heart breaks for your son. Sadly his reaction shows that he doesn’t get how serious this is or that those friendships never existed and definitely no longer do.

I would be careful about implicating all of them. The one you are surprised about may well not have known. For all you know he could also have been a victim or attempted victim. When I was 13 something equally nefarious happened at a sleepover. I didn’t really want to be there and could tell the girls were up to something so I had actually left the basement sleepover bday party and gone up to sleep in the guest room. I went home in the am oblivious to what had happened. The victims parents called the principal who brought everyone in and assumed guilty until the details were teased out and kids cracked and told everything. It actually made the victim feel empowered when she saw the supposed tight group of cool girls turn on each other. She saw them for what they were.

You need to send an email to all of the other parents. If it was the entire soccer team then I’d also send an email to the coach and pull my son off. Is this for a team finishing up the year or just beginning?[/quote]

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