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BIG IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM FAMILY DINNER:
My girlfriend is from Northbrook and happens to be visiting me this weekend for the Army game. Turns out her younger brother went to school with and was really close friends with the girl in question here. Her brother/parents went to the wake, funeral and everything. After talking with her, this story is SO FULL OF **** IT ISN'T EVEN FUNNY.
First of all, the girl here had serious mental issues for a long time. Like really deep seeded depression issues and suicidal thoughts among other things.
Second, maybe this was in the article and I missed it, but this all happened a very long time ago. She said the funeral was months ago. Why on earth would this all be coming out now, months after the fact, if the story and jump-to-conclusion performed by the Chicago tribune had any merit?
Third, does this sound like a case of parietals violations to anyone else? "Knock on the door" interrupted it? Chances are she was making out with the guy or something, an RA knocked on the door and to avoid the serious ramifications of violating parietals she claimed "unwanted sexual advance by an aquaintance."
What I would also like to add on a more somber note is that she said that the girl seemed to finally be doing better at SMC after a long history of not doing so well at all. As such, some thought she may have gone off her medication as she didn't feel like she needed it anymore. It's just as likely that the lack of meds + someone being mean to her at lunch = OD than what the Tribune wants you to infer.
Officially one of the most idiotic slow-news-day stories ever.
My girlfriend is from Northbrook and happens to be visiting me this weekend for the Army game. Turns out her younger brother went to school with and was really close friends with the girl in question here. Her brother/parents went to the wake, funeral and everything. After talking with her, this story is SO FULL OF **** IT ISN'T EVEN FUNNY.
First of all, the girl here had serious mental issues for a long time. Like really deep seeded depression issues and suicidal thoughts among other things.
Second, maybe this was in the article and I missed it, but this all happened a very long time ago. She said the funeral was months ago. Why on earth would this all be coming out now, months after the fact, if the story and jump-to-conclusion performed by the Chicago tribune had any merit?
Third, does this sound like a case of parietals violations to anyone else? "Knock on the door" interrupted it? Chances are she was making out with the guy or something, an RA knocked on the door and to avoid the serious ramifications of violating parietals she claimed "unwanted sexual advance by an aquaintance."
What I would also like to add on a more somber note is that she said that the girl seemed to finally be doing better at SMC after a long history of not doing so well at all. As such, some thought she may have gone off her medication as she didn't feel like she needed it anymore. It's just as likely that the lack of meds + someone being mean to her at lunch = OD than what the Tribune wants you to infer.
Officially one of the most idiotic slow-news-day stories ever.