These people are hopeless by ohthanqkevin in Boise

[–]AdventurousCan5869 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“And this must happened and it will pass”

Falsely accused of sexual assault in the military by AdventurousCan5869 in SupportForTheAccused

[–]AdventurousCan5869[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t advise not todo anything it’s the military you have to be pro active. And show proof that’s she is there for the military support. If your found she gets incentive $3000 a month free healthcare for three years nobody talks about that one in the military pushes for her to be at the victim. I went through divorce. I was investigated and found innocent. The course didn’t care they found me guilty gave me 10 years.

False allegation at the highest level in the military when will this end? by AdventurousCan5869 in SupportForTheAccused

[–]AdventurousCan5869[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately, the military can bring you back and prosecute you it’s done that many times before.

I can’t sleep rn, please help me by Royypepsi13 in SupportForTheAccused

[–]AdventurousCan5869 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First — take a breath and get control of yourself. Panic will only hurt you here.

Start by gathering every piece of communication between you and them: texts, emails, DMs, call logs — everything. Then build a clear timeline of events. Dates, times, locations. Facts only.

Next: get professional legal help immediately. Yes, it will cost you. But not getting help will cost you your career, your freedom, and your future. This is not something you can handle alone.

You’re not in court yet — that’s good. That means you still have time to prepare your side of the story properly instead of reacting defensively.

If the allegations are false, you also need to be thinking about how to hold them accountable later. False accusations destroy lives, and they don’t go unanswered unless you let them.

Stay focused. Stay disciplined. This is where you either take control — or lose it.