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Originally Posted by 05TypeS
I just want to thank everyone from the meet that night that helped me out. My name is Jessica and I was the one who attacked. To let the truth out, it was my ex that knocked me out. I do not remember anything after going to school that day, but I will clear up the situations that have been discussed. One, my mom came to the meet because someone told her i was racing so she was aggravated and took my car. Understandle considering its under her insurance. She did not leave me, she had friends with her to take me home but did not want me to drive the car. Two, my ex decided to basically stalk me, saw me walking with a friend and plowed into me. I was knocked unconcious and had my phone thrown in my face. Overall, I ended up with stitches in my face, a black and blue eye, bruised ribs, popped shoulder, contusions to the back and head and a concussion. Like I said, I am going off of what my mom and the police have told me because I remember only going to school. So thank you to all that helped even though I really did not know what was going on. I do know that when I woke up there was a young guy holding my hand and helping me through the pain. I do not know who it is but I am really trying to find out. Can anyone help me? If you have any questions about anything please feel free to ask. Other than that. Thank you to those of you who have compassion and I am really sorry that I ruined your night. I have told the police that this, in no way, should have any impact on the meet because the people that come there are responsible and respectful people. Thank you again
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Hey guys, my name's Jake. I got word of this from NJTuners.com. Lemme be short and sweet: I'm a journalism major for my school and have been talking with Jess tonight about writing an article for the paper on this incident. She's more than happy to help me out and I hope you guys would be, too. My article is on how 'tuners' have a previously bad rap but can band together and accomplish a truly commendable and respectable act like helping her out.
I *do not* want this to turn into a "she-said he-said" story because my reputation as a writer is on the line for every article I write. I'm looking to talk to the EMTs that helped her (the TST EMTs, not the Ambulance guys who were called).
If you were there and feel that you've got something interesting to say, drop me a PM or email (preferred, but I will be back on TST to check responses).
Thanks in advance guys,
Jake
AIM: adio882 (always on, leave a msg if I'm not there)