After obtaining a restraining order through false allegations, Raymond Knutsen took the next step. He filed a police report repeating and expanding the same fabricated story, this time asking law enforcement to treat it as a criminal investigation.
The report did not contain vague concerns or isolated suspicions. Raymond presented an elaborate narrative accusing me and my boyfriend of committing horrific crimes against my six year old son.
Raymond told police that I forced my son to suck my thumb, allowed my boyfriend to sexually assault him with animal “tails,” tied him up with duct tape, drugged him with gummy worms, created child pornography, painted his nails, dressed him in costumes, and committed numerous other acts.
None of these allegations were true.
Nevertheless, Raymond signed the statement and asked law enforcement to investigate us as child predators.
“On 05-02-2012 I went fishing with my wife and 6 year old son…”
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“I am afraid that they are drugging my son with gummy worms and using him to make kiddie porn.“
“End of the statement of Ray Knutsen.”
That police report became another step in a campaign of false allegations that would consume years of investigations, court proceedings, and litigation. Rather than relying on summaries or secondhand descriptions, you can read Raymond’s original statement exactly as he submitted it.
