Aggie Di Mauro

Mine was very direct, capital letters, telling him to stay the hell away from my daughter and that we were going to the police.

You know, this is a person that comes back with a question mark.

And, you know, another message to Celeste, like, Celeste, honestly, your mother is

We went to the police, tried to show this particular message.

This is a disgusting message.

He just looked at Celeste and said, look, there's nothing we can do about it.

She could have said, mum, they're not going to do it.

And I'm insisting, get in the car.

We're going to the police.

So I didn't even know what to say to her.

Try telling a 23-year-old to get off social media.

Exactly.

Exactly.

And can I just add to that, that before we actually went to the police station, I called the police station, explained what was happening over the phone.

And that officer that I was speaking to, which obviously was someone else, said, if you're concerned about anything, you should come in and report it.

Which is why I said, Celeste, we're going.

And we went in.

Yeah, there was nothing they could do about it.

In fact, he said, a crime hasn't been committed.

To which you can imagine my instant reply was, so we have to wait?