Teenager Breaks Silence on Netflix's "Unknown Number" Cyberbullying Allegations

Local Teen Addresses Cyberbullying Allegations Following Netflix Feature.A local teenager, Khloe, has come forward to share her account of events related to a recent Netflix release, "Unknown Number," which she also refers to as "Cyberbully." Khloe claims to be one of the individuals "framed" in the narrative depicted by the film, asserting her innocence regarding cyberbullying accusations.In a recent public statement, Khloe detailed her family's tradition of hosting inclusive Halloween haunted trails, emphasizing that "no one was not invited; anyone could come." She stated that she was initially unaware of any circulating text messages suggesting an individual was excluded from these events.The situation escalated, according to Khloe, when her mother was contacted by someone named Kendra, inquiring if Khloe had sent a "bad text" to a person named Lauren. Later, during her freshman year, Khloe was directly confronted by a friend, Owen, about these alleged texts. "I have no idea what you're even talking about," Khloe recounted her response, stressing that she believed it was just "one bad text or a couple of random texts" at the time. She firmly denies sending any such messages, stating, "I didn't send that text." Khloe also clarified that she, Owen, and two other girls were close friends during their freshman year. The unfolding story has garnered significant attention, with many online users engaging in discussion about the differing perspectives surrounding the events.

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