Rachel Shannon

That he didn't think his conduct was in any way illegal.

He said that if Celeste found these messages distressing, that she just shouldn't have read them.

He denied sending vulgar or sexually explicit messages.

He also said that he has no further interest in Celeste.

He doesn't want a relationship with her and he doesn't want anything to do with her.

But once again, his behaviors did not stop.

He continued to send her messages from fake accounts and within six weeks of receiving that order,

Loewe sent Celeste a message on Instagram, which said, Celeste's my statement in PDF.

He had sent over a link to a Google Drive, which contained a lengthy letter asking her to withdraw her order.

He said that he isn't a threat to her.

He isn't a criminal.

He said that he isn't even interested in her anymore.

So she has nothing to worry about.

The letter reads as follows.

Celeste, there are people who are in real threat and who need protection.

The law and legal system can help them and it's good that we have that in place.

But it also goes after unsuspecting offenders and deliberately turns them into criminals.

It's a bad system and needs oversight to protect people like me who are suddenly made into criminals.

I'm not a criminal.

Never in my life thought that I would be made into one.