I am profoundly proud of myself for standing tall. More than a decade ago, in a moment shaped by exhaustion, fear, and the deep depletion that comes from being abused, harassed, gaslit, and stalked, I made a choice that could change lives. I called the authorities on John Roche. I did it because, if I was right, I could save lives and help countless others. I was also being harmed so severely that I feared I might not survive — and in that fear, I held one hope: that my voice might protect someone else if I could not.
I was a victim, but I refused to stay silent. In choosing to act, I not only kept myself alive, I helped countless others. I took a chance on my own worth, my own safety, my own future.
If my story reaches you, I hope it reminds you that you, too, are worth taking a chance on. And for the record, you were misled by others — because the truth was far more inconvenient that the lies told about me to conceal it. They knew I had nothing to do with what I feared. What was happening had been unfolding across different companies since the 1990’s, long before I ever met John Roche.
Please review the link below.
https://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/9084-25
With clarity,
Jennifer Nicole Nelson, Principal Designer
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