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Some of you may remember my previous posts. I was falsely accused two years ago of attempted rape and various other sexual acts. My father was also accused. Prior to my accuser making the allegations to the Police, he sent letters to my parents purporting to be from a solicitor stating they were taking legal action against my parents and had reported various allegations of abuse to the Police and wanted compensation. However, at that point he had never reported the allegations to the Police (which were all false anyway) and the letters came from a solicitor who didn't exist. In addition, him and his partner have done various other malicious acts to my parents such as making a false report to the Police that my father had a gun in their home and was going to kill my mother, even though he hadn't spoken to my parents for 18 months at the time.
I told the Police about the bogus letters and various other malicious acts when I was interviewed under caution. At first, they did nothing to investigate my claims until I eventually produced copies of the letters which led to me and my father receiving an NFA. I subsequently made a formal complaint against my accuser for perverting the course of justice but nothing was done on the case for six months due to an internal dispute between police forces over who would investigate.
I found out yesterday that my accuser and his partner were both arrested. My accuser has admitted sending the letters but still maintains all the original allegations are true and he sent the letters to cause distress to my parents, remind them of the alleged abuse they have caused and because he duly believes he should be entitled to compensation. His partner denied all involvement. Both have been released on bail.
I'm very happy he has been arrested but disappointed he has still not been honest about the allegations being false. I hope the Police find enough evidence to prosecute them for fraud, extortion and perverting the course of justice. I hope my thread brings some kind of hope to others who have been wrongly accused that people who make false allegations don't always get away with their crimes.
Some of you may remember my previous posts. I was falsely accused two years ago of attempted rape and various other sexual acts. My father was also accused. Prior to my accuser making the allegations to the Police, he sent letters to my parents purporting to be from a solicitor stating they were taking legal action against my parents and had reported various allegations of abuse to the Police and wanted compensation. However, at that point he had never reported the allegations to the Police (which were all false anyway) and the letters came from a solicitor who didn't exist. In addition, him and his partner have done various other malicious acts to my parents such as making a false report to the Police that my father had a gun in their home and was going to kill my mother, even though he hadn't spoken to my parents for 18 months at the time.
I told the Police about the bogus letters and various other malicious acts when I was interviewed under caution. At first, they did nothing to investigate my claims until I eventually produced copies of the letters which led to me and my father receiving an NFA. I subsequently made a formal complaint against my accuser for perverting the course of justice but nothing was done on the case for six months due to an internal dispute between police forces over who would investigate.
I found out yesterday that my accuser and his partner were both arrested. My accuser has admitted sending the letters but still maintains all the original allegations are true and he sent the letters to cause distress to my parents, remind them of the alleged abuse they have caused and because he duly believes he should be entitled to compensation. His partner denied all involvement. Both have been released on bail.
I'm very happy he has been arrested but disappointed he has still not been honest about the allegations being false. I hope the Police find enough evidence to prosecute them for fraud, extortion and perverting the course of justice. I hope my thread brings some kind of hope to others who have been wrongly accused that people who make false allegations don't always get away with their crimes.
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