My friend is wrongfully accused to cyber stalking

So some woman accused my friend in a stalking online, she claim that he sent her strange messages, and stuff like that -its not true. What my friend should do? She told him that she`ll go to the police soon. Should i be worried and how they can prove anything, when everyone could send the messages from my computer, for example someone could came home and sent her some messages -how they know its exactly me saying it?

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Posted Apr 14, 2019, 4:23 PM UTC

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I mean hypothetically, what the police would do? Is it easy to obtain a permit from facebook and the other chat platforms?

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Title: My friend is wrongfully accused to cyber stalking

Original Post:

So some woman accused my friend in a stalking online, she claim that he sent her strange messages, and stuff like that -its not true. What my friend should do? She told him that she`ll go to the police soon. Should i be worried and how they can prove anything, when everyone could send the messages from my computer, for example someone could came home and sent her some messages -how they know its exactly me saying it?

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You should get a lawyer. If your defence is "theoretically anyone could have used my computer", that's pretty weak....

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Well, put a password on your computer, for starters.

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Cypher_BlueMODQuality Contributor•

This isn't for your friend. Everyone knows that. Saying it is provides you no legal protection, just like saying "hypothetically" also doesn't. It's you. Just say it's you.

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Cypher_BlueMODQuality Contributor•

Sure man. Whatever you say.

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