"You won your case - so move on." Yes. I won the defamation case. But the fact remains - I am forever changed, wounded and sad for myself and anyone else who has experienced this kind of abusive verbal and emotional violence. Anyone who knows me - knows that I am a strong and determined woman. For almost six years, I was defamed over and over and over online. All because one person did not like how I did my job, nor did he like that I did not back down and refused to answer a personal question that I felt he had no right to know. And so he began trolling me - looking into my past and rewriting it to suit his narrative. He even found one of my daughters and mocked her for winning a criminal court case - where she put a rapist in jail. Defamation is really a whitewashed word for what happened to me. There is no emotion attached to the word. Neither does the word defamation encompass the harassment, the verbal violence, and the intrusion into my personal life that for me - drove me into silence and hiding. When someone starts a smear campaign against you - online - it can be almost impossible to fight back. There is no way to know how many people have been sent messages that portray you as a liar, a cheater, a psychotic depressive, a child bride, someone who cuckolded their spouse, someone who drinks and drives and someone who is not qualified to work at the job where they are employed.
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Mandie EddieI've had many different jobs, from lifeguard to Business Owner, to Police Officer and Firefighter , Municipal Manager and Public Information Officer and finally to being self employed. Unlike George Santos however - I have never claimed to play volleyball - nor have I claimed to have attended a college I have not attended. ArchivesCategories |

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