Anonymous #1 4w

She completely denied it over text multiple times and then again to my face. Then she suggested maybe someone broke in on a night in December I was wide awake late (like always) and know no one did, bc I’d hear it!

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Anonymous #2 4w

If they’re young enough and the parents are paying I would involve them

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

If she’s suggesting there was a break in call her bluff and say “okay then let’s go to the police station and file a report”.

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Anonymous #2 4w

The thing is it’s been a semester long of my family bleeding money to buy things for me for our apartment, that they didn’t expect to bc of her intentional mean petty acts. And it’s also the fact her and her friends trashed the place and harassed me in my own apartment all semester long. And the rent for our apartment is too high for this behavior and bs

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Anonymous OP 4w

Sounds like you already know what your plan is. I don’t have the whole story; you do.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Then get the police involved. She thinks shits funny so let’s all have a laugh 🤷🏽‍♀️ idc how if it’s $3 or $100 stealing is still stealing and if she wanted to be a bitch then get your stuff back.

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Anonymous #5 4w

Honestly rope the friends in at this point cause I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re involved too if they’ve trashed the house multiple times. If OP is lucky one of them will have enough common sense to realize this petty shit isn’t worth a criminal record and rat everyone else out.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

Yeah it might be her bf or a friend with her doing it. I’m pretty sure it happened when she had company over some time in December (probably out of retaliation towards me after she received a final warning notice before eviction bc she threw another party). I keep thinking back to a few weeks ago how I was up at 2am even questioning if they were touching my dishes on their last night here when drunk bc it sounded like it for a sec. Losing my mind over this😭

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah if you can get ahold of any of their contact info I’d tell them if someone doesn’t return your stuff soon this is all going to the cops.

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Anonymous #5 4w

Literally bc i don’t want to let this shit slide. She laughs about all her disrespectful and gross behavior hiding behind texts, and lies about cleaning up after herself. She literally just hates me bc I ask her to respect the common areas for all of us, and my other roommates are too scared to speak up. And after moving in first in August, finding she left the fridge open all summer, full of moldy food and dead flies, leaving me responsible to get it fixed?? Nothing is funny. At all.

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Anonymous #6 4w

That’s why I said mention they were the last attempt to get the stuff back before police intervention. Even if they’re the reason she acts like that they can still be spooked enough by cops to call their daughter up and tell her to put it all back before they have to get a lawyer.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

My mom is refusing to be the one to call her mom and help me with this, telling me to let it go unless it continues( wtf fuck that) Should I call her mom’s work number I found online myself? Or email her mom’s work email? I’m so scared, but I just looked back at photos of our kitchen I’ve taken, and can literally see shit went missing within the last few days she lived here in December🤬

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Anonymous OP 4w

Do the email for record keeping purposes and see if you can at least dm the friends through social media.

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