Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This behavior above is SICKENING. perhaps you are too scared to admit this could happen in a school that promises to be a home away from home, but to say this is implausible is SO bad. May your children NEVER go through something where you OR ANYBODY else says that it doesn’t sound plausible. You should be ashamed.
And to say that bc there are two a secret couldn’t be kept? I would say these kids have a pretty strong reason to keep their mouths shut. To say this family is unhappy with the school and imply this is payback leads me to this anonymous is with the administration. Like anybody would do that bc they’re unhappy with a school.
But the family made the allegation, the school and the police investigated, there wasn’t sufficient evidence to charge anyone with a crime or to take action against a perpetrator and that sort of seems to be where this has to end. Horrible and disturbing things happen in school environments, but so do false accusations.
NP but you're drawing an unwarranted conclusion here. The police said that the allegation was credible but that they didn't have sufficient evidence to charge anyone. That doesn't mean they think it's a false accusation, that means they can't figure out, or don't have sufficient evidence to prove, who did it.
Leaping from "no charges" to "therefore kid is a liar" is not rational and doesn't even align with what the statement the article attributes to the police.