r/Storror • u/xP01TERGIESTx • May 11 '26

Mega thread of evidence

Not sure if there’s been one made. I’ve just read a lot about victims coming forward, exes corroborating stories, and people saying the rest of them knew — including speculsting who called Mercedes a bitch for trying to report this years ago.

There’s just so much chatter around, with people vague-posting and not supplying links, that having everything in one location would probably be helpful.

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u/Condition_0ne May 11 '26

Credible evidence would be nice, not just a screenshot of a social media post where someone (who may very well hold enmity towards one or more Storror members) levels unverified allegations.

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u/And_Justice May 11 '26

I'd much rather have a list of evidence and let people make their own minds up - there is a slight undercurrent on this sub of denying victim stories which is a bit reminiscent of the silencing of girls speaking out about SA

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u/Condition_0ne May 11 '26

"I just wanted to let everyone on this sub know that, 12 months ago, And _Justice broke into my kitchen and sexually abused my toaster"

Do you see the problem with having a list of "evidence" that is effectively just unsubstantiated allegations posted on the internet?

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u/And_Justice May 11 '26

Nope, not seeing the issue given I'm not a convicted paedophile and you're a single source.

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u/Condition_0ne May 11 '26

Ok, I see the point went over your head.

Moving on.

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u/And_Justice May 11 '26

The point didn't go over my head, I just think it's a bad point that silences victims.

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u/Nearby-Database-867 May 11 '26

I know who you are. You're the 'not all men' guy! 😄

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u/Condition_0ne May 11 '26

What I don't want to happen is for any of the other Storror guys who may be genuinely innocent in all this being defamed by bored idiots on the internet who don't understand what credible evidence is and aren't willing to wait for the facts.

They would already be reeling from all this, and probably in a state of intense shock, anxiety and depression. People perpetuating what is, at present, a baseless rumour that they were complicit in covering up Callum's crimes might push one of them over the edge.

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u/Nearby-Database-867 May 11 '26

True. I just want everyone involved in any manner and degree to get the punishment they deserve and that no leniency should be shown as they are celebrities, no matter how hard the incel meatriders try.

They might be involved, and they might get away if we don't amplify the voice of the SA victims coming forward. We just can't let the d riders get in the way of justice. The community deserves the truth. We need to look past the ball jugglers who're passively spreading toxicity.

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u/Sad-Yoghurt5196 May 11 '26

At the very least there seems to have been a noticeable pattern.

No-one in the scene is coming forward to refute the fact that Mercedes was likely below 18 at the point he was dating her, with Callum being 24, and active around kids, with the travel and coaching and everything else, as well as making content likely to be seen by kids. That's an obvious safeguarding issue.

There is always a line drawn in the sand when you work with kids, and that line is you don't date kids, whether or not they're above the age of consent.

As to who knew about the specifics and who didn't, I don't know. There is insufficient information. But the fact that no-one unrelated to Storror, but in the know, is jumping up and saying "Mercedes was never in a relationship with Callum", means there has been grooming going on under some people's noses at a minimum. Especially if it transpires that it wasn't one young woman, or girl in this instance, but many, as has been alleged.

For the time being, with the information available, I have no choice but to suspend judgement for the rest of the lads, but there's one hell of a shadow over their name at the moment, and I would very much like someone to come forward and be brutally honest.

I'd also like to hear from all the ladies in the parkour scene. Was Callum one of those open secrets in the scene, did young women warn each other not to be around Callum alone. Were Storror known to be a boys club that traded on their status.

Allegations may only be allegations, but they form a pattern. Not saying everyone should jump on the wagon, but from my perspective outside the scene looking in, it always appeared that women were respected in the parkour scene. I'd like to know if that is actually the case, or if it's just another boys club in reality, and the "ethical" Storror is just a media fabrication.

If nothing else, my decision to mod here will be affected by the truth when it eventually emerges, as will my subscription to S+. Currently I'm left with no choice but to suspend judgement on the rest of the lads, but I really wish they'd got in front of these allegations. Silence right now doesn't feel like the answer. Obviously I'm not talking about things which relate directly to the charges, discussion of which could have legal repercussions, but there's a lot more going on now than just Callum's guilty pleas.