DAY #76

 JUNE 23, 2023


Morning Sentinel news article is released; 

• Silver Street Tavern's ORIGINAL statement to the Waterville PD was that I "walked in already drugged & tripping', they served me NO food nor drink, that later a male staff member 'found me still drugged & tripping' in their 'basement' & told me I couldn't be there, to which I then apparently crawled my drugged self-back out of the closed basement that I had also taken myself into & that I left Silver Street Tavern at 3:45 pm". 


• NOW their statement to the Maine Sentinel is that I walked in “not right” was asked to leave “another part of their establishment” at “4:30 pm"...they have cleaned up their original statement & conveniently shifted their timeline 45 minutes back to match the truth of when I was IN THEIR BASEMENT drugged, raped, sodomized & robbed. 


• Charlie Giguere states: “This situation has led to sleepless night and created stressful, anxious days for him and his family”.  “I’ve got three daughters; I take this seriously’.  Giguere also said he was angry, “People as far as Portland have heard about these allegations”. 


• Somerset County Sheriff states: “IF she had reported that she was sexually assaulted, we would have taken that extra seriously and we would have initiated an investigation right away."


• Chief Bonney of Waterville PD repeated the words for his joint statement press release from  May 31, 2023: “We recognize the serious nature of sex crimes committed in our areas of responsibility. Our offices work collaboratively to investigate and, when appropriate, prosecute these heinous crimes. If for any reason, including lack of evidence, an investigation cannot lead to an arrest or a prosecution in not commenced, our offices still collaborate to provide the best care possible to the victim. This includes collaboration with advocates both inside our offices and from private, non-profit agencies”.  


• Chief Bonney does add a new statement: “We have no evidence that this is going on in our community and if anyone has evidence to support that, they should call the Waterville Police Department and we will investigate it”.  


• District Attorney Meaghan Maloney states: “People can report sexual assault to her, they can meet with her”.  I am always willing to speak with someone who thinks he or she ‘might’ have been a victim of sexual assault”.   

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