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hlthe2b

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1. Does your local news channel(s) have an investigative reporter or consumer affairs reporter?

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Thu Oct 31, 2019, 07:38 AM

Oct 2019

Get in contact with them. They may be able to advocate on your behalf, possibly do a story, but most importantly direct you to possible resources to help.

This is happening more and more and for police to be absolutely unconcerned about the aftermath--especially to a single woman living alone is unconscionable. Good luck.

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Because I live alone, and because I wasn't home because I was working, [View all] no_hypocrisy Oct 2019 OP

Does your local news channel(s) have an investigative reporter or consumer affairs reporter? hlthe2b Oct 2019 #1

Great adivice! True Blue American Oct 2019 #2

I agree with True Blue American cab67 Oct 2019 #6

As a landlord myself, I know your landlord better be acting fast Rorey Oct 2019 #3

"...nobody called me..." Grins Oct 2019 #8

Actually, yes to the first two. Rorey Oct 2019 #11

Time to get a lawyer. safeinOhio Oct 2019 #4

And still.. WanderingLiberal Oct 2019 #5

So they.... Grins Oct 2019 #9

Cops watch too much cop TV. Aristus Oct 2019 #7

three words: Fort Worth Texas yellowdogintexas Oct 2019 #10

I get it. But, apparently there was a distress call. I you had been dying in pain . . . . . . . Hoyt Oct 2019 #12