Rachel Shannon

Because I fell in love with you.

But my love dissipated over time.

I know there are 3 billion other women out there in the world, Celeste.

You're beautiful, but so are so many other women.

After receiving this letter, both Celeste and Aggie read it, and of course, this terrified them.

They were afraid of retaliation from Loewe.

They didn't know what to expect, but they knew that he was capable of anything.

He clearly was not self-aware in the slightest, thinking that his obsession and harassment and messaging were not only not his fault,

But he blamed Celeste for being disturbed by them.

He took no accountability for his actions and blamed everyone but himself.

He blamed her for reading the messages even when she knew they would disturb her.

It was her fault for reading them, not his for sending them.

So they brought this letter to the police and asked if they should withdraw the intervention order.

But police insisted that they keep it in place.

they felt that having an order like this would be a better safeguard to prevent Loewe from harassing Celeste further.

It made it so that there was a step, like if Loewe was even in her presence, they could report him for it, whereas if they didn't have this protection order, he could be around her and they couldn't really say much.

After finding out about the letter Loewe sent to Celeste, police did take him into the station for another interview.

There, he said that the COVID-19 pandemic was causing him to become isolated and lonely, saying that his mental health was declining.

So, he admitted to sending those messages to her, but he said that he's not a threat.

He said that Celeste lied in her protection order application and that he presents no harm to her.