Twisted Fate OS

09/24/2025

09/24/2025

Two years of blaming strangers, ignoring your own kid's TikTok, and now the video leaks— still crying victim? Embarrassing.
But watch... they'll call exposing this a "hate page" instead of owning the truth. You wanted to "shine bright," but all you did was darken the lives of families who never asked for this spotlight. You made your bed chasing clout-now cry about it, this page has never and never will condone what you’ve done to those girls and their families. Your family is just as culpable as the Wyatt’s. Bailee was used as a pawn in Heather’s false accusations and her parents allowed this. Why? I stand with the parents that have been bullied, harassed, and threatened and still remain silent and show grace. Follow court orders and respect the law.

09/13/2025

To those calling this a "hate page," let's be clear: this is not about hate. This is about truth.

Nothing she has claimed has been validated nor proven. Many of her claims are twisted versions of the truth and others are outright lies. And that's the truth no supporter can defend. When the lies and contradictions are undeniable, all they can fall back on is: "She's grieving, leave her alone."

But grief does not excuse destroying innocent children. Why would anyone be okay with this?

09/12/2025

Heather Wyatt lost in court yesterday.
So what’s her move today? Drag out a stolen doll photo from a teen’s Snapchat photo dump and try to spin it into her daughter’s tragedy.

That photo had nothing to do with Aubreigh Wyatt. Heather was told this as far back as October 2023. But truth doesn’t trend, does it?

Instead, she keeps weaponizing a prank photo to smear four innocent girls, fueling hate mobs just to keep her platform alive and her followers frothing.

It’s not justice. It’s propaganda.
It’s not grief. It’s exploitation.

Heather, your lies lost in court. Maybe it’s time you stopped targeting kids to win on TikTok.

09/11/2025

***UPDATE— see added screenshot! This page isn't run by the families. Nice try though 🙄! And FYl - the Permanent Injunction literally forbids you from blaming them, naming them, or even hinting they had anything to do with Aubreigh's death. Court orders aren't suggestions, Heather. You keep proving why it had to be put in place. “Make them pay through their teeth” is an interesting way of spreading kindness 🦷🦷🦷

Heather Wyatt: let this page inform you further—

So now the blame game begins.

Heather Wyatt just admitted that her own case deadlines were missed, her filings were sloppy, and her complaint was rejected — and now she’s throwing her own lawyer under the bus.

But let’s be clear:
⚖️ The judge’s order wasn’t about a “bad attorney.” It was about Heather’s case being late, sloppy, and legally deficient.
📑 The Court itself said her filings were “shotgun pleadings” — lumping every defendant together without facts. That’s not on her lawyer, that’s on the case she brought.
📌 Deadlines were missed before. Exhibits weren’t attached. Formatting was a mess. The Court noticed all of it.

And here’s the real truth: no “new attorney” is going to fix this. Judges already flagged that her claims fail to state a claim — which means there’s no legal case to make. Attorneys don’t sign on to chase a lawsuit that’s already legally dead.

👉 At some point, you can’t blame everyone else. Not the kids, not the school, not the community, and not even the attorney. The case keeps falling apart because the claims themselves don’t hold water.

***If you would like to compensate this page please feel free to donate to the go fund me for the four girls you have spent the past two years targeting***

09/11/2025

Big Update in Heather Wyatt’s Lawsuit Against Ocean Springs School District

On September 9, 2025, the federal judge shut down Heather Wyatt’s latest attempts to rewrite and expand her lawsuit.

🔹 Her request to file another amended complaint? Denied.
🔹 Her attempt to drag new people into the case? Denied.
🔹 The school district’s motion to strike? Moot, because the Court already threw her filings out.

The judge called out Wyatt’s filings for being:
• Late (she missed court deadlines again)
• Sloppy (mismatched fonts, smaller than 12-point type, missing exhibits she referenced)
• Shotgun pleadings (lumping every defendant together with no specifics — a huge no-no in federal court)

Even more, the Court said her proposed claims had serious legal flaws that could get them dismissed.

👉 Bottom line: The District, Superintendent, and Board of Trustees are in a strong position. Heather Wyatt has to prove “good cause” just to try again, and even then, she has to fix all her mistakes. The Court is already frustrated with her repeated disregard for the rules.

This wasn’t a win for Heather. It was a win for the Ocean Springs School District.

09/05/2025

Aubreigh’s life was so much more than the way it ended. She was laughter, love, and light. She deserves to be remembered for the joy she brought into this world, not turned into endless reminders of pain.

To truly honor her, we must let her rest in peace. Continuing to spread images, edits, and stories of her tragedy on social media only keeps the wound open and risks pulling others into the same darkness. That isn’t awareness.

Let’s remember Aubreigh as the beautiful daughter, friend, and bright soul she was. Let’s celebrate her life, not spread her death. 💜

She touched lives she never even met. Let's honor her with joy, not sorrow.

09/04/2025

🚨 Tonight is a scary night on TikTok.
Su***de content is trending and it’s being shoved on kids’ For You Pages (FYP) with hashtags like and .

What’s circulating?
👉 Endless edits glamorizing the su***de of Aubreigh Wyatt.
👉 No trigger warnings.
👉 No resources for help.
👉 Just a dangerous cycle of contagion that too many pretend doesn’t exist.

Heather Wyatt calls her miracle cure for su***de one word: “Stay.”
But telling kids to “stay” is not a cure. You can tell a dog to stay and it will—until it’s distracted. That’s not prevention. That’s not awareness.

Some may want to deny su***de contagion exists. But you can only turn a blind eye for so long… until it’s in your own backyard.

⚠️ This is not awareness. This is reckless.
Our kids deserve better than being fed trauma as entertainment.

08/25/2025

🚨 Concerned About AFSP Mississippi 🚨

It is deeply troubling to think that AFSP Mississippi might involve or align with a woman who has openly defied every guideline on responsible communication around su***de.

This isn’t about grief—it’s about recklessness. Heather Wyatt turned her daughter’s tragic death into viral content, built on false accusations against children and their parents, and in doing so, created a dangerous narrative that inspired copycat tragedies.

The evidence is there: multiple young people who later died by su***de were also following the Aubreigh Wyatt story she made viral. Instead of protecting vulnerable teens, her actions have fueled contagion, glamorization, and harm.

AFSP has always stood for prevention, for protecting our youth, and for responsible messaging. Allowing someone who weaponized her own daughter’s su***de online to speak under their banner would not only betray those principles—it would further endanger the very kids AFSP is supposed to protect.

We must demand accountability. 💔
Our children’s safety comes first.

***dePrevention

08/19/2025

A template letter is posted below. Please personalize with your personal concerns. Please share far and wide. Friends in the UK really need to see this message, we are seeing more and more girls from other countries.

[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, Zip]
[Email Address]

[Date]

The Honorable [Representative’s / Senator’s Full Name]

[Office Address]

[City, State, Zip]

Re: Urgent Request for Scrutiny of TikTok Platform and Harmful Su***de Content

Dear [Representative/Senator] [Last Name],

I am writing to you as a deeply concerned citizen regarding a growing crisis that has taken root on TikTok, specifically surrounding the platform of Heather Wyatt. Ms. Wyatt is the mother of a teenager, Aubreigh Wyatt, who tragically died by su***de. Since then, she has amassed a large following on TikTok, where her content, focused heavily on her daughter’s su***de, has spread widely among underage children, many as young as 10 and 11 years old.

What may appear to some as “grief sharing” has instead become a dangerous source of su***de contagion. Young followers are not just passively viewing her content; they are emulating it. We now have a growing and devastating list of children who have died by su***de after reposting or interacting with Heather Wyatt’s videos:
• Olivia Castro (13) – July 30, 2024
• Sophie Elton (12) – August 30, 2024
• Neveah Perdiz (13) – September 2, 2024
• London Deshields (15) – September 4, 2024
• Charlotte O’Brien (12) – September 9, 2024
• Charlee Hubbard (11) – October 24, 2024
• Autumn Bushman (10) – March 21, 2025
• Brooklyn Faith Rivera (16) – April 22, 2025
• Jordan Maye (17) – March 9, 2025
• Haleigh Hamilton (July 30, 2025)

There are also disturbing reports of other young adults, such as, Allayna Thomas (19) July 21, 2025 being discussed as connected to this contagion. While not all of these cases can be conclusively tied to Ms. Wyatt’s content, the pattern is undeniable.

Beyond those who have already died, more than 15 additional girls have been identified publicly by name on TikTok, directly posting suicidal notes, intentions, or threats on Heather Wyatt’s videos or reposts of her daughter. In several of these cases, police, parents, and schools had to intervene to prevent further deaths.

The reality is this: children are being directly exposed to su***de modeling and influenced to imitate it. TikTok is knowingly allowing an adult creator to profit from and amplify su***de-related content to an underage audience. This is not only negligent but dangerous.

I urge you to:

1. Investigate TikTok’s role in amplifying this content to minors.
2. Hold TikTok accountable for failing to enforce age-appropriate restrictions and su***de-prevention measures.
3. Scrutinize Heather Wyatt’s platform and the broader trend of monetizing su***de and grief exploitation online.
4. Consider new protections and legislation to prevent the spread of su***de contagion on social media platforms, especially those dominated by minors.

This is not about silencing grief, it is about protecting children’s lives. The deaths of these children demand accountability and immediate intervention. Every day of inaction risks more lives lost.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. I trust you will treat this with the seriousness it deserves and take immediate steps to investigate and address the dangers that TikTok and creators like Heather Wyatt are posing to vulnerable children.

Sincerely,

[Your Full Name]
Address]

[City, State, Zip]

[Email Address]

[Date]

The Honorable [Representative’s / Senator’s Full Name]

[Office Address]

[City, State, Zip]

Re: Urgent Request for Scrutiny of TikTok Platform and Harmful Su***de Content

Dear [Representative/Senator] [Last Name],

I am writing to you as a deeply concerned citizen regarding a growing crisis that has taken root on TikTok, specifically surrounding the platform of Heather Wyatt. Ms. Wyatt is the mother of a teenager, Aubreigh Wyatt, who tragically died by su***de. Since then, she has amassed a large following on TikTok, where her content—focused heavily on her daughter’s su***de—has spread widely among underage children, many as young as 10 and 11 years old.

What may appear to some as “grief sharing” has instead become a dangerous source of su***de contagion. Young followers are not just passively viewing her content; they are emulating it. We now have a growing and devastating list of children who have died by su***de after reposting or interacting with Heather Wyatt’s videos:
• Olivia Castro (13) – July 30, 2024
• Sophie Elton (12) – August 30, 2024
• Neveah Perdiz (13) – September 2, 2024
• London Deshields (15) – September 4, 2024
• Charlotte O’Brien (12) – September 9, 2024
• Charlee Hubbard (11) – October 24, 2024
• Autumn Bushman (10) – March 21, 2025
• Brooklyn Faith Rivera (16) – April 22, 2025
• Jordan Maye (17) – March 9, 2025
• Haleigh Hamilton (July 30, 2025)

There are also disturbing reports of other young adults, such as, Allayna Thomas (19) July 21, 2025 being discussed as connected to this contagion. While not all of these cases can be conclusively tied to Ms. Wyatt’s content, the pattern is undeniable.

Beyond those who have already died, more than 15 additional girls have been identified publicly by name on TikTok, directly posting suicidal notes, intentions, or threats on Heather Wyatt’s videos or reposts of her daughter. In several of these cases, police, parents, and schools had to intervene to prevent further deaths.

The reality is this: children are being directly exposed to su***de modeling and influenced to imitate it. TikTok is knowingly allowing an adult creator to profit from and amplify su***de-related content to an underage audience. This is not only negligent but dangerous.

I urge you to:

1. Investigate TikTok’s role in amplifying this content to minors.
2. Hold TikTok accountable for failing to enforce age-appropriate restrictions and su***de-prevention measures.
3. Scrutinize Heather Wyatt’s platform and the broader trend of monetizing su***de and grief exploitation online.
4. Consider new protections and legislation to prevent the spread of su***de contagion on social media platforms, especially those dominated by minors.

This is not about silencing grief, it is about protecting children’s lives. The deaths of these children demand accountability and immediate intervention. Every day of inaction risks more lives lost.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. I trust you will treat this with the seriousness it deserves and take immediate steps to investigate and address the dangers that TikTok and creators like Heather Wyatt are posing to vulnerable children.

Sincerely,

[Your Full Name]