Police Report Filed Over an Angry Letter

I admittedly did not read through most of the drama - but did you actually call him a pedophile? Has he ever been convicted of such?

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Quoting Eva14

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One last question keeps me wondering: How on Earth did the Florida police connect ME to an ANONYMOUS letter? My dad claims the cops did fingerprints and DNA analysis. More LIES, I'm sure.

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You sent it ANONYMOUS? Okay, well THAT might make it much more suspicious and cause some concern. But, dollars to donuts the content of the letter pretty much dimed it off as yours. Oh, that and a postmark.

And, no, they almost certainly did not spend the time and money to do DNA or fingerprint analysis. That'd be ridiculous.

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How would they even be able to get a clear fingerprint after the letter has been handled by multiple postal carriers?

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Well, few actual fingers might handle the letter. Many offices require their staff to use gloves, and much of the sorting is now done by machine.

No matter ... just don't communicate with them anymore, and have done with it.

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Quoting Eva14

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Thanks for the replies. I called the phone number of the police officer in Florida, and it was a real number. I got the officer's answering machine, at which point I hung up. I now have no doubt that my brother really DID file a police report against me, with my father's help.

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As someone else told you, anyone could have given you that number. It's probably public record or easily obtainable. Just calling the number doe NOT verify that officer actually called you.

That said, please listen to me carefully. Do not seek any further verification. My suspicion is that this call was a prank, the sole purpose being to cause you fear and anxiety. I believe they succeeded. I'll say it again and as others have also told you, ignore all calls, and cut all contact both to and from disagreeable and abusive members of your family. Try to put your past behind you, get some counseling, and move on.