Forensic Nurse Lindsay

Forensic Nurse Lindsay I am a forensic nurse hoping to spread knowledge and information.

12/13/2025
11/19/2025
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11/19/2025

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As a parent, this make me both angry, concerned and very worried.

A 13-year-old girl in Louisiana had her life turned upside down because boys at her school used artificial intelligence to create fake n**e images of her. They made AI-generated child abuse material of her. They spread it around school. They taunted her with it all day. They showed it off on the bus. And when she begged the adults in the building for help, they brushed her off, when she said she wanted to call her dad, they told her they didn’t need to call her parents.

Hours later she is trapped on a bus full of the SAME boys, still shoving those images in her face, and when she finally swats at one of them out of pure humiliation and desperation, the school expels HER. Not a detention. Not a conversation. Full expulsion.

The boys who made the images were not expelled.�
The boys who shared them were not expelled.�
The boys who harassed her were not expelled.�
The victim was the only one punished.

And even after one of those boys was later arrested and charged with ten criminal counts for distributing AI-generated n**e images of minors, the school board still refused to undo her expulsion. They let her back only if she was on probation, while the boys who circulated fake child abuse material walked away with their records clean.

They protected the boys. They punished the girl. Then they tried to justify it by saying “sometimes we can be both victims and perpetrators,” as if reacting to s*xual humiliation is the same as creating it.

Her grades collapsed. She fell into depression. Her father begged the district to understand what they did to her. And the board sat there acting like she was equally responsible for what happened, even though she is the one whose image was weaponized.

This is not discipline. This is a school district deliberately choosing the path of least resistance. This is adults more worried about punishing a girl for hitting a boy than punishing boys for creating child exploitation material. This is how schools create a s*xually hostile environment and then pretend it is the victim’s fault.

And let’s be honest. If the roles were reversed, if a group of girls created AI-generated n**e images of a 13-year-old boy, the reaction from the school would have been immediate, severe, and public. But because the victim is a girl and the perpetrators are boys, they hid behind “protocol” and acted like her reaction was the real problem. Before you come after me for saying that, we’ve seen it time and time again where the system continues to protect the boys/men.

AI is moving faster than school systems can even comprehend. Kids now have the ability to destroy someone’s life with a single photo they never even took. And if this is how schools respond, we are staring straight at the future of bullying, harassment, and s*xual exploitation with absolutely no protection for the victims. This is the type of thing that causes kids to take their own lives.
Her family is preparing to sue the district under Title IX for failing to protect her, failing to report properly, and creating a hostile and unsafe environment. And they should. Because this was not a mistake. It was a failure. A dangerous one.

I’ll be covering every step of this case and what comes next. Follow me if you want to stay updated as this progresses and if this didn’t convince you to sign the petition linked below to end plea deals for child predators, I don’t know what will.

https://www.change.org/p/stop-plea-deals-for-child-predators

11/17/2025
11/17/2025
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11/16/2025

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My step dad s*xually abused me, and my younger cousin. Repeatedly.
My mom met her 3rd husband when I was 8, after leaving my abusive father. Everything was good at first. He was the best step-dad anyone could've wanted, until New Years Eve 2011. That night when the fireworks went off, he told me to go to sleep after. That night was the first night I was molested by him. By age 10, I found out he was molesting my cousin who was a year younger than me, and we promised each other we wouldn't tell anyone else. We didn't know what was happening to us exactly, we just knew it wasn't normal or right. We were never given “the talk” as girls in our family, because we "didn't need to know those things until marriage." As we grew older it got worse, especially when my cousin came and lived with us. I was 13 and she was 12, and he was violating us both. We had bunk beds, so I'd tell her to take the top bunk so it wouldn't happen to her as much. I wanted to protect her.
She eventually moved with her little brother to Tennessee, leaving me all alone to deal with the monster. Which isn't her fault, it was a better life there. At 14, I found out what s*x was at public school. I told my friend about my step dad abusing me, and she told me to tell my mom. When I went home and told my mom, she went into shock. I can still hear my mom's screaming sobs from her bedroom, when she realized what happened. I'll never forget her say "How could you let me have a baby with this man? I feel so gross!” Thanks mom, I feel gross too. Our world quickly fell apart with him going to jail for 50 years, and mom becoming an alcoholic who brought sketchy men home. I went into foster care after a few psychiatric stays, and turned to pills and fighting to let it all out. Don't do that btw lol. And mine and her relationship, has never been the same since. Me and my cousin don't talk anymore, and the whole family hasn't been the same. It'll get better when we all realize it wasn't our fault. It. Isn't. Your. Fault. It's not normal, and you need to tell somebody. If you can't tell for you, tell for another innocent little kid. If no one in your household believes you, tell every living soul you come across. I'm Carrie, and this is my story.

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Child abusers, please stop and seek therapy and God.
Parents, talk with and believe your children. ❤️
Survivors, seek therapy. 💪🏽
(To share your story of abuse, message me)
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