Luna

The night that I was sitting in the ER, that's when I myself reached out to the Title IX director.

I said, I was assaulted on your campus on the Sunday, October 15th, and I would like to file some kind of complaint.

We finally found an attorney, and she encouraged us to go to the local court and try to file for some kind of protective order or restraining order.

Otherwise, I felt like he was going to keep chasing me down in the school or in the parking lot.

I think that I hit the jackpot with... She was amazing.

She was very, very good at her job.

The process leading up to it was kind of annoying, though, because once I had been established with my lawyer, I had started sharing all the documents and all the evidence and sending all the screenshots and all the pictures, everything to her.

She had them all.

But for some reason...

The Title IX people from my school, they would give us these deadlines.

They would email us on November 1st, and they would be like, we need all of your documents in by November 2nd at 1159 p.m.

And we were like, that's tomorrow.

So they would give us zero notice.

And my lawyer and I had multiple different times I remember this happening.

We would have to completely scramble to get all the information.

She actually wasn't even the one that reached out to me when he got arrested.

It was somebody that worked at the police department in like the front desk.

So I really never heard from her again.

Absolutely.

That was one of the best moments of this entire situation.