About This Archive
This is not a polished story written after the danger passed. It is a living record created while I continue uncovering the truth, surviving the consequences, protecting my family, and rebuilding my life.
The archive preserves documents, photographs, messages, public records, and chronological context. Some material is personal, explicit, and unfinished.
You do not need to read everything or proceed in order. Each entry preserves another part of the record.
The people who harmed me appear here because their actions changed my life.
But this archive, and the story it preserves, belong to me.
Evidence Archive
This archive contains contemporaneous documents, correspondence, photographs, artwork, public records, and other materials preserved as part of a chronological record.
Each entry documents a specific artifact, provides historical context, and, where appropriate, includes later analysis explaining how it fits into the broader timeline.
Dates shown within each entry refer to the date the artifact was created whenever known. Publication dates reflect when materials were added to this archive and should not be interpreted as the date of the underlying evidence.
November 8, 2024: The Breakup Text Exchange
This November 8, 2024 text exchange documents my attempt to end my marriage, repeated requests for Kyle Morgan to leave, my statement that I did not feel safe, and the conflict that followed. The redacted messages are preserved as contemporaneous evidence.
Unrequited Love, Weaponized
A personal letter written in 2018, more than five years before I left the marriage, documenting betrayal, chronic blame, impossible standards, emotional depletion, false promises, and the gradual loss of self.
iChat — April 28, 2016
An April 28, 2016 Apple Messages/iChat record documenting hours of relationship conflict, insults and accusations, my contemporaneous expressions of fear, medication and sexuality being raised during the argument, attempts to seek counseling, and Kyle’s eventual acknowledgment: “You are not wrong” and “I am sorry for trying to hurt you with my ugly insults and language.”
iChat — April 27, 2016
An April 27, 2016 Apple Messages/iChat record documenting an afternoon walking with the children followed by my contemporaneous concern that the marriage felt “so broken” and that we had never been so distant.
iChat — April 26, 2016
An April 26, 2016 Apple Messages/iChat transcript documenting relationship distress, my contemporaneous request that Kyle “Please don't threaten me again,” and our subsequent agreement that we needed to work on the relationship.
iChat — April 25, 2016
An April 25, 2016 Apple Messages/iChat transcript documenting routine arrival coordination followed by a late-evening exchange in which Kyle wrote, “Look behind you,” and I responded, “Omg,” “Please,” “Help!!!” and “Help me!!!”
iChat — April 24, 2016
An April 24, 2016 Apple Messages/iChat transcript documenting routine family logistics, arrival updates, food ordering for the children, and whereabouts check-ins between Kyle and Rebekah.
iChat — April 23, 2016
Five days before an explosive argument in which Kyle called me an “ungrateful wife and mother” and accused me of hating him and the children, he wrote something very different. After I spent the evening taking care of the kids, feeding them, taking them out, and sending him photographs, he responded: “Those boys have an awesome mom.” This April 23, 2016 archive preserves both the ordinary family life and the contradiction that followed.