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[โ€“] Strangle@lemmy.world -4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

This was really weird to read. Self harm like this is normally associated with pretty severe mental illness.

Like what did she think they were going to do if she called in sick? Beat her up? Definitely a strange part of the story.

She probably should have kept that part to herself

[โ€“] theroz@lemmy.ml -5 points 1 year ago

Exactly.

Then, to combine that tidbit with the rest of the story, well... it just doesn't seem possible.

I mentioned it on another reply, but I'll say it here as well. I'm sure that the LTT facilities have camera and audio feeds everywhere. Pretty sure there was an episode about it as well. You mean to tell me that all of this happened in a technology company where everything is auditable? That none of it occurred digitally, where it's tracked?

This person didn't go to the police because the story is a fabrication. And they didn't say anything at the time, because there was likely clear proof of the false claims.