Hoosierdood
Grandmaster
tl;dr - got a call from a detective stating that he was investigating information that my son was raped / abused.
Full story - sitting in my living room on a Saturday afternoon, and my 17 year old son gets a call on his phone. It's a detective with the local PD. He confirms some information from my son - age, where he works, name, dob. He says he is investigating an anonymous tip that someone called in and said that my son had made a comment that he had been raped and/or abused. He then asks to talk to me.
I put the phone on speaker and he tells me the same information. Nope, my son has not been raped and/or abused to my knowledge, and I have a great relationship with my son, and feel that I would know if something like that had impacted his life.
All of a sudden, my son's facial expression changes, like he knows why they are calling. I hand the phone to him to talk to the detective. Apparently, on his way to work the other day, he texted a coworker because he was stopped by a long train. He showed me the text. He said "Yo, I'm getting boned by this choo-choo boy." Friend replies "???" He says "Ya totally taking it up the butt. Getting raped by this stupid train."
Detective says he will file the case as "unfounded", thanks me, gives me his contact info and case number.
I'm fairly certain that the friends mom had access to his phone and found the text messages and reported it. It wasn't the friend.
Now I have to have a blunt discussion with my stupid 17 year old how stupid comments can get him in trouble when some retarded Karen takes them out of context and how he needs to watch what he says.
Full story - sitting in my living room on a Saturday afternoon, and my 17 year old son gets a call on his phone. It's a detective with the local PD. He confirms some information from my son - age, where he works, name, dob. He says he is investigating an anonymous tip that someone called in and said that my son had made a comment that he had been raped and/or abused. He then asks to talk to me.
I put the phone on speaker and he tells me the same information. Nope, my son has not been raped and/or abused to my knowledge, and I have a great relationship with my son, and feel that I would know if something like that had impacted his life.
All of a sudden, my son's facial expression changes, like he knows why they are calling. I hand the phone to him to talk to the detective. Apparently, on his way to work the other day, he texted a coworker because he was stopped by a long train. He showed me the text. He said "Yo, I'm getting boned by this choo-choo boy." Friend replies "???" He says "Ya totally taking it up the butt. Getting raped by this stupid train."
Detective says he will file the case as "unfounded", thanks me, gives me his contact info and case number.
I'm fairly certain that the friends mom had access to his phone and found the text messages and reported it. It wasn't the friend.
Now I have to have a blunt discussion with my stupid 17 year old how stupid comments can get him in trouble when some retarded Karen takes them out of context and how he needs to watch what he says.
