🚨A STATEMENT FROM THE FORENSIC ROOM: Last night, during a livestream that has already reached more than 70,000 people, Melanie Little made serious and completely false accusations against the five women of The Forensic Room, claiming that we have doxxed, harassed, and targeted her. She didn’t just make false accusations against us. She singled out five women and encouraged her audience to dig into our personal lives. That is targeting, and it raises serious concerns about our privacy and safety. Let us be absolutely clear: We have NEVER doxxed Melanie Little, threatened her, encouraged anyone to harass her, or engaged in any campaign against her. We are five women who host a YouTube show discussing publicly available information, court proceedings, testimony, and evidence. We do not take our discussions offline to target, intimidate, or harass anyone. We have been outspoken in our support of John O’Keefe’s family and the witnesses in the Karen Read case. We make no apologies for that support, and we will not be bullied into silence because of it. We find it particularly disturbing that someone with such a large platform would broadcast these accusations to an enormous audience without providing evidence to substantiate them. Statements like these can have real-world consequences, particularly when they expose private individuals to unwanted attention, hostility, and harassment. Disagreement is not harassment. Supporting witnesses is not doxxing. And exercising our right to speak publicly is not intimidation. We will continue to stand by the people we support, discuss the facts, and exercise our right to free speech. We will not be intimidated. We will not be silenced. And we will not allow false accusations to go unanswered. — The Forensic Room @MamaLama43 @JulieCar94 @TheSpiciestLRQ @theginnyjamz @TuesdayGazette