I believe her. @Mekiedoll She ended the relationship by text at 4:37 a.m. on October 9. The next day he flew from Florida to Jamaica in a rage. She heard the truck before she saw it. He threatened to shoot her in the face. Thank God she got out. He is out here calling himself the victim. But there are cameras inside and outside that property, including one directly above where it happened, and he has not produced the footage. If you have nothing to hide, you show the tape. He accused her of assault. She says that is false and the cameras would prove it. He said, "I will not be your next victim." She has no charges, no convictions, no history of abuse. She puts him to strict proof and there is none. He implied she brought another man to that yard. The only men she ever brought were her grandfather, who walked with a stick, and her minor brother. The rest was a locksmith, called because he had locked her inside the gate. There was an AirTag in her car. When she asked him about it, he said she lost her key and he was just trying to help. No permission, no explanation. It was obvious he was tracking her. He did not want her going out. Her friends would ask her to hang out and he would say no. He told her she was already slim and did not need the gym, that she was only going for attention. She reported his threats to the police out of caution. They have warned him more than once. And this is the part that stays with me. She was so afraid of him going live to embarrass her that she lunged for his phone. That is a woman who already knew what he was capable of. Gather your evidence. Make the reports. Keep the receipts. One day someone will ask why you never said anything, and you will need a record. She has one. That is why she can speak now. And to you, @Mekiedoll . I see you. I hear you. And I am so glad you got out. I know it was not easy, and I know it took real courage to sit down, say all of this out loud, and put your name and your face to it. Speaking up when you know you will be questioned, doubted and picked apart is a different kind of strength. You showed it. I am praying for your continued safety and for peace over the days ahead. I am praying for your growth and your protection in this profession, because the law needs women like you in it. Women who know what it costs to tell the truth and tell it anyway. I hope you heal fully. Not just move on, but truly recover. From the fear, from the control, from carrying all of this alone for so long. I hope you get your life back in full, and then some. You did the right thing. You have nothing to be ashamed of. You are not alone. Keep going. 🤍 Watch her in her own words and judge for yourself: youtu.be/hd32VUy-xlU?si=7qyM…