The Dark Side of Justice

The Dark Side of Justice

On October 23 in 2016, Pie published a prose on photoandgrime.com titled ‘The Final Fuck You’ . It was a rape story hidden behind metaphors and cry for help. Seven days later, she went missing.


While Pie went through acute stress disorder in October 2016, she drove in a state of panic from The Netherlands to Norway. There, a friend looked after Pie to whom she disclosed what her former work-partner (Alex McKechnie) had done to her. This friend supported Pie when she decided she wanted to file a criminal complaint against this man.

A few weeks later on November 24, Pie was hospitalised for being suicidal.

Now, in 2021, The Final Fuck You has been collected as the first post in the ongoing series The Dark Side of Justice: a collection of diary posts Pie has written between 2016-2021. These diaries follow her journey in coming to terms with what happened to her, and show how she disclosed it.

Those who seek order in chaos we recommend to first read Story of an autistic whistleblower (written by Pie’s friends) before diving into Pie’s diary series, as Pie’s experiences disclosed within this series are not disclosed in chronological order. When you read Story of an autistic whistleblower first it will help you understand (through investigative journalism and fact checked news reports verified by multiple reputable sources) what happened to Pie, and why it has been so difficult for her to share her experiences, before you read them from her point of view.


Posts in The Dark Side Of Justice (latest-oldest):

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