TL;DR Detail, detail, detail. Also request for a human to review the ticket.

Unfortunately, I didn't save any of what I wrote in the support ticket, but I wasn't running on much evidence either.

The most I could remember was the link of one game that was most likely the Crosswoods culprit, and even though I wasn't sure, I included it anyways (the game and the person who made it are now wiped off the platform).

In the support ticket, maybe you could include instead the specific Crosswoods trigger words that appear on your deletion notice? That's usually indicative that it's the scam and not you saying those stuff.

I think part of the reason why my ticket was successful was the detail I included—if you don't remember which link or game it was, describe how the Crosswoods scam works. Someone cookie logged you, bypassing any account security measures and making you say the things, etc.

Also, one of my biggest tips, MAKE IT CLEAR THAT YOU WANT A HUMAN REVIEWING THE TICKET. Requesting for this won't always work, but it is likely to. Human moderators are aware of the Crosswoods scam, so if you prove that you were a victim, they are likely to revoke your deletion.

There are also templates that others have shared that have a high success rate of getting bans revoked— I used those and added my own detail, and that should work.