13-Year-Old Dies by Suicide After Assault; Heartbreaking Letter Found by Mother Reveals the Truth

We have all experienced the impact of bullying in some form or another. 

We could have been the victims of bullying, witnessed someone else being bullied, or even been the bully ourselves. 

Numerous children, teenagers, and even some adults experience psychological and physical bullying. 

On a daily basis, that causes their lives to be a living hell. 

Cassidy from Melbourne, Australia understood the feeling of being stuck in a job that didn’t fulfill her. 

She had endured torment for a lengthy period. The bullying was mostly psychological, but also physical. 

Turned physical a few times. 

She was subjected to derogatory names, physical violence at school, and online harassment. Even her relatives. 

 

The house was defaced. 

The situation became so severe that she was unable to attend school. It was too much to handle. Despite: 

The bullying continued despite our attempts to address it. 

After a long break from school and with the help of her family, she felt prepared to return to her studies. 

Another attempt. She began with two days a week to gradually adjust to the new schedule. 

The girls who had mistreated her expressed regret. They even wanted to be companions with her. 

Now: They inquired if she would like to join them at the festival.

She definitely wanted to. She had been left out for such a long time that even the girls. 

Despite having been mean to her before, her desire for companionship outweighed her previous behavior. 

Cassidy Trevan posted on October 23, 2015, that the conclusion of our result is as follows. 

What Cassidy didn’t know was that the girls had a plan that was even more outrageous than anyone could have imagined. 

Could envision. 

The girls took Cassidy to a nearby house where they had arranged for two older guys to engage in se*ual assault. 

Her: 

The girls sat outside and waited while the boys took turns raping Cassidy. She was 13 years old. 

Years old. 

Cassidy informed the authorities about the incident, but unfortunately, the case was dismissed due to. 

Insufficient proof. All of those present were acquitted. 

Cassidy’s mother, Linda, relocated her to a different school, and they also made the decision to move, but the. 

Bullies consistently managed to track her down. They assaulted her in stores and even named her. 

Mom requested to speak with her. 

Despite her best efforts, Linda was unable to prevent her daughter’s decline. 

Eventually, Cassidy struggled to get out of bed in the morning.

In December 2015, she committed suicide. 

After her tragic death, Linda discovered a heartfelt letter that Cassidy had penned. A note that everyone. 

Should read. A message to all those who harass A message to all those who have suffered from bullying. 

Cassidy Trevan posted on October 23, 2015, the conclusion of their result. 

She summarized her findings in this paragraph. 

We will not tolerate any method that does not include line breaks 

Continue attending that school.  I already know this probably sounds like attention-seeking but it’s. 

Honestly, it’s quite far from it.  I have several reasons for doing this, and I’ll also explain them. 

My intention is to alert other individuals, primarily students but also parents, about the events that transpired. 

Because I’m concerned that they could do it to me, I worry that they could also do it to other children like me, or in other situations. 

Least try to. You possess the ability to prevent this from occurring. Recollect the.

People who did this to me were classmates at (omitted), it’s hard to believe, | know. 

But it’s true. 

I’m not doing this for revenge to those students who committed the act of rape, orchestrated the rape, and subjected me to bullying. 

About the incident, teased me about it or anything related to it.’m also not doing this for any other reason. 

Attention-seeking behavior, as mentioned earlier, is a desire to make oneself the center of attention. 

I’m doing this because over 1500 students from grades 7 to 12 are currently enrolled at the school. 

And they need to be warned. I feel because of what happened to me, and because of the consequences. 

The school staff did not provide any assistance to me, which I will discuss in more detail later. It is. 

My responsibility is to inform you all and to make you aware of the events that occurred. (not just what you may have heard.) 

Have heard around school but what actually happened.). 

But I’m also doing this for myself.  I want to finally have some alone time after 1 and a half years. It’s: 

It was surprising to discover just how many students at (omitted) had heard stories about me and found them strangely intriguing.

Many still share stories about me, even though I have never met any of them. 

I have moved schools, houses, and still. 

I’m being harassed and bullied. | can’t stop people from spreading rumors, but at least |. 

Could attempt to share the details of what occurred, considering that it is still a topic of discussion. 

But as honestly, this is more so for students who are unaware of this and are in. 

Risk of those students. 

My name is Cassidy Trevan, and I was se*ually assaulted. 

If anyone ever attempts to do this to you, I assure you it is definitely worth fighting for! Fight!: If you fail to do so, you will suffer the consequences. 

It is for the rest of your life like | do. You have the ability. 

Be cautious. Caution is advised. Stay Secure. 

The letter was published by Australian Channel 9. 

The loss of a single young individual as a result of bullying is one loss that is simply unacceptable.

Nobody should ever feel so discouraged that they think the only solution is to resort to taking. 

Their personal existence. 

We must collaborate. Students, parents, teachers, everyone needs to cooperate to achieve. 

This marks the conclusion. 

No one should be left to feel isolated. 

Linda’s sorrow will never fade and her daughter will never return. 

Cassidy’s narrative has touched the hearts of many, and there is a strong desire for it to continue reaching and inspiring others.