My closest friend's father was falsely accused by a 14 year old girl, his and his wife's adopted foster daughter, and he committed suicide. The girl recanted before learning he had killed himself. The reason she initially made the false allegations is because the rules were too strict and my friend's father wouldn't let her go out with this one guy. It's too late now, and she should be charged with some form of murder as well as anybody else who files false reports where this is the outcome. Even if this is not the outcome, then they should be charged with filing false reports and prosecuted to the fullest extent, because these are the people with no remorse, no guilt, no conscience and no empathy--psychopaths, who don't care what they do to anybody.

This is scarily similar to my situation when my daughter's "mother's" friend, Kristen Place, stalked me and falsely accused me to help the "mother" eliminate me from my daughter's life. I had a few periods, while the state and dysfunctional court forced the false reports down my throat, where I thought about killing myself. The only difference between the other girl and my daughter's "mother's" friend is there was more of an objective of filing false reports against me, because as long as she maintained her story, she would help her friend, my daughter's "mother," eliminate me from my daughter's life. On my unfortunate friend's circumstances, the stupid girl had nothing to gain by filing false reports other than to spite my friend's father for not letting her go out with a guy.

False reports are an epidemic across the nation, and we need more ethical people in the system to deal with false reports, and we need to modify laws so that when somebody is falsely accused of something like this, it doesn't look like the end for them--so that my friend's father might still be here. False reports not only affect the person they are against, but also those who are close to them.

I'm sorry this happened to you, my angel, and I'm always here for you, and I am always with you in thought and spirit--you know who you are, and I pray you can survive through this.