Accusing someone of theft without evidence? Is this really what X has come to? People just make up a story and call it proof?
First of all, I bought this outfit for my idol on july 17. After the event, my friend klover told me she didnโt have a suitable prop for AHOFโs upcoming fansigns, so I lent the outfit to her. Thatโs it. Itโs really that simple.
Then today, someone saw the exact same outfit and immediately decided it must be the one that was โstolen on July 8,โ publicly accusing us of using stolen property.
So whereโs your evidence?
Whatโs even more ridiculous is that our schedules didnโt overlap at all that day. We never even crossed paths. So how exactly was I supposed to steal it? Teleport? Telekinesis? Iโd genuinely love to hear the explanation.
Nobody is that desperate for your money. And if someone had actually stolen an outfit, do you really think theyโd bring it to a public fansign for everyone to see? On top of that, this outfit belongs to me because I bought it.
Also, this isnโt some only one item. Plenty of fans buy and use the same outfits and props. Are you seriously suggesting that every identical outfit must be stolen?
I have the purchase receipt, the full timeline, and proof that I lent it out. What about you? have nothing but assumptions.
Making public accusations of theft without a single piece of evidence isnโt โholding people accountable.โ Itโs spreading false accusations and damaging someone elseโs reputation.
Stop spreading false information and issue a public apology for these baseless accusations.
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