It’s Wednesday again. It’s also the 16th.
The day that marks 23 months without you. 100 weeks. 700 days. 16,800 hours since you left.
It’s a strange thing, counting time like this. I hate it. So much time has passed, and yet sometimes it still hurts exactly like yesterday. It’s hard to believe I’m even writing these words.
They say everything happens for a reason, but I’m still struggling to understand the reason why you had to die. Some things just aren’t fair. And I don’t think they ever will be.
I still can’t fully comprehend that you’re gone. Sometimes it still feels like you’re around, because in so many ways, you are. In the little things we notice every day. In the sky, in the wind, in the quiet moments, in the little bird singing near the window. In all the things that somehow make us think of you.
You’re still here.
But you’re not.
And I think that’s the hardest part of all.
Right now, more than anything, I just hope you’re at peace. I pray that you’re finally free from all pain and all hate. That nothing can hurt you anymore. That all that reaches you is love.
I hope you smile up there.
I hope you sing.
I hope you’re surrounded by nothing but peace and love.
Because you deserve nothing less.
We miss you so much, Liam ❤️🩹
Please take a moment to report the TikTok for spreading misinformation and making unsupported allegations. Please take a moment to visit: https://t.co/t8E7bbxaRd
I have been informed about who is behind the website, as well as some of the people who have helped with its design and contributed information. Whatever anyone's personal opinions may be, this kind of unnecessary drama does nothing to educate people about the actual facts of the case. If the goal is truly to seek answers and justice for Liam, then the focus should remain on the evidence, the unanswered questions, and the information surrounding his case..not baseless accusations and online drama.
However, telling people not to visit the website, especially when it contains valuable information, evidence, and unanswered questions surrounding Liam's case is a completely different matter.
Now there are claims being made that the people behind the website are using the money for themselves, along with statements that they have "sources" confirming this. If you genuinely have evidence to support those accusations, then provide it. Otherwise, stop making serious allegations that you cannot substantiate.
I received a message about this and thought I would make a post because there seems to be some misinformation being spread.
There is a person on TikTok making allegations about the Justice for Liam website and questioning where the money goes. The breakdown of the website, domain, and other related costs was already posted by another person on twitter. If you don't want to donate, that's completely your choice. No one is forcing anyone to contribute.