This has been stated numerous times already. I don’t think anyone is wanting the case rushed, just anxious to hear news since LE has been tight-lipped for a month now. While it’s true that investigations take time, it’s a little less common (of course it does happen) for LE to be so silent, so we’re all waiting to hear the “more information we plan to release in the future,” that has been mentioned a couple of times. So coming here and going back and forth about the possibilities isn’t so much people wanting LE to “rush the case,” as it is people keeping the discussion going, all while hoping new information will be released soon.
I think we all get the anxiety. Imagine being MS’s family and friends…but as I’ve stated before in other threads, I 100% believe Andrew Bain is putting together an irrefutably powerful prosecution and will use SS as an example to future pedos/murderers.
Check out what his office just accomplished (IMO the MS case(s) have spurred this new satellite office):
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ORLANDO, Fla. —
The Victim Service Center of Central Florida now has a new option to help victims of sexual assault and violent crimes.
The
nonprofit offers hope and healing services to victims, and they have a team of trauma-informed counselors, social workers, and therapists.
Lui Damiani, the center's executive director, said the center opened a new satellite office inside State Attorney Andrew Bain's office.
With the new resource available, he said victims will be able to receive services immediately when they have a court case.
"Historically, what happens is people find us, and oftentimes it's after their original victimization, and we may lose contact with them or never come into contact with them," Damiani said. "And then the court system is a whole opportunity where people who may have been victimized a long time ago, but now their cases are finally coming to trial, or they've found a perpetrator, and now they have their day in court, it's an opportunity for them to seek justice, but it also can be a trigger and cause them to need our services."
The center's most recent data shows that they helped more than 9,000 people from 2022 to 2023.
On average, Damiani said victims reaching out to them wait nine years before seeking help and resources.
They are hoping that will change now that they have added the satellite office.
"We've been able to provide a little bit of training to the folks that work within the court system," Damiani said. "They can identify that this is an individual that could use some emotional support and some therapy, and some counseling in the moment. And they can literally just bring them straight to us."
The center also offers a 24/7 confidential helpline for anyone who needs victim support. That number is 407-500-HEAL.”
The center has a new satellite office inside State Attorney Andrew Bain's office, which will help victims receive services immediately.
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