I had a thread last week about people I know, but deleted it as the people were easily recognised. So, if you think you know what this is about (and it seems there are several people from my area on here), please do not mention anyone ir specifics.
The person was arrested for so thing serious. We met through the victim.
There are other charges as well, which were not reported, but also serious,
I heard from the person. They told me the charges and what happened, and to be honest, I felt sorry for them. I believed them, as the allegations seemed so very ridiculous.
They then contacted me again, wanting to meet up. Indid agree, but nothing was planned.
They contacted me again, asking about my partner and what they thought of it, and would they meet up with them.
The want my partner (not me), to go with them to the police onn thie baiil return date.
This makes no sense to me, I cannot see a reason for it.
My partner doesn't want to go, in fact they think I should avoid them. They were not close to this person and didn't communicate, only when they saw the victim, as it was the victim my partner was closer to, but they were obviously there too.
I feel torn. I don't want to believe that this person did what they are suspected of, but although they messages me a lot, I only saw them physically a few times,especially a year. I cannot, in all honesty have any idea what went on in the house,
My partner is sad about the victim, they were lovely and my partner was fond of them. I cannot understand how there is any suspicion, but there is.
The aquaintance is quite needy, I guess they are scared and need support, but I wouldn't say we were close as such.
Are there risks to this? My partner is confident to refuse to go to the police with them, but I'm more shy and easily swayed. Although I'm more confused about them being insistent to see my partner, rather than me, especially as I was the only contact and partner was only friendly with victim while alive.
If I support them and they become more needy, how do I manage this and is it a good idea considering the charges? Everyone's innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, so I don't want to presume guilt, but I was also fond of the victim .
It's all such a mess, but I don't want to be dragged into the whole thing, when I honestly don't know and wasn't that close to them.