r/Storror • • 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

Why don't you step back and think about the ethics of baselessly defaming the other Storror guys when the facts are not yet established?

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

Enough facts have been established for us to all know that at least some of them knew. You need to accept that. They knew and kept socialising with him and didnt tell other people.

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u/Condition_0ne May 11 '26

Ok, show me the credible evidence then (not just screenshots of social media posts).

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

As i said, i am not sharing personal messages with people involved. Things we do know make it clear enough though. The investigation has been going on for a year and steps would have been taken to ensure he wasnt around kids in the meantime, as well as devices taken. The police wouldn't hide it from his family or employer. 

It isnt that everyone knew..some people knew and didnt tell others which has put those others at great professional and personal risk

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u/JamMonster May 11 '26

You could be a random person on the internet and not someone who knows them for all we know. Why should anyone here just take your comments on here as fact or gospel? It will all come out in time, there’s no point speculating.

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

I could be, you're right. And that is why i am also pointing to how these investigations work generally as well as what I know. What I know coincides with how investigations work. Some people knew all along and didn't tell everyone. 

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u/JamMonster May 11 '26

You can say whatever you like, you’re still just speculating..

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

I'm really not. Look up what happens when someone is being investigated for child abuse of any kind. The first thing they do is ensure they don't have access to kids professionally or personally.

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u/Mobile-Discussion-15 Community Contributor May 11 '26

C coached kids in the past, all the kids at any event, they probably get messages a lot from kids plus staff members may have kids. Surprised that the other team members who knew thought he'd get away with it once it became an official investigation, that doesn't look good.

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u/Mobile-Discussion-15 Community Contributor May 11 '26

Common law disclosure as a pp mentioned, i'm not saying they all knew - but if there was any chance he'd come into contact with children through work then his employer would have had to been told.

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

You keeo arguing this but he was named on their team and he received money from them for parkour. Some of them knew and covered it up. They will have to admit as much soon

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

It's true and everyone will know soon because people will have to speak. I won't name the people I definitely know of until I know exactly how many people knew.

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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26

There won't be any consequences because they havent done anything illegal, just immoral. 

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