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The fluorescent hum of the Tokyo office lights drilled into my skull like a bad hangover that wouldn’t quit. I was supposed to be closing a deal on server infrastructure for some faceless conglomerate, but my mind kept drifting back to the condo in tampa the one I’d left unlocked for “emergencies” while I chased yen across the Pacific for six months.

Her name was Rachel . Ex-girlfriend, technically. The kind of ex who never fully leaves, like a ghost with a key and a taste for chaos. We’d ended things messy: her accusing me of emotional distance, me accusing her of emotional vampires. But the condo was still mine on paper, and she’d promised to water the sad fern in the corner.

I didn’t expect the security cam footage.

It started with a ping on my phone app at 2:17 AM my time. Motion detected. I figured raccoon or bored neighbor. But the thumbnail… Rachel and Andrew both dressed in Rachel’s underwear , hair wild, eyes like shattered glass, laughing in our living room with some other twitchy scarecrow of a young black guy. Shirtless, track marks like abstract art on his arms, pupils dilated into black holes.

I clicked. The video rolled.

She had turned the condo into a fever-dream studio. My ergonomic office chair was shoved against the wall, draped in red Christmas lights she’d stolen from somewhere. The coffee table—where we’d once eaten Thai takeout—was now an altar of crushed foil, glass pipes, and tangled extension cords. She called him drucy because he looked like a rejected extra from a trailer-park fever dream) was already tweaking hard. His hands jittered like hummingbird wings as he adjusted a ring light clipped to my IKEA lamp.

“Babe, the light’s gotta hit the veins just right,” he slurred, voice like gravel in a blender. “Viewers love the chemistry.”

Rachel wearing nothing but her stained undies and thigh-highs with little skull patterns, struck a pose on the couch. Her skin glistened—sweat, oil, or something worse. “This one’s for the ‘abandoned property reclamation’ series,” she giggled, voice high and brittle from whatever they’d smoked. “Ex’s condo. His rules don’t apply anymore.”

The fetish was… specific. They called it “Meth Muse Makeover.” Drucy would cook up another hit in a makeshift pipe fashioned from one of my old protein shaker bottles, then they’d film these slow, delirious rituals. He’d trace chemical patterns on her body with a Sharpie while she whispered confessions about me—how I worked too hard, how I never understood her “artistic needs,” how his chaos felt more alive than my stability.

The camera (my old GoPro, mounted on a stack of my programming books) captured everything in lurid 4K. The ex on all fours, behind her, not just fucking but performing—narrating like a deranged nature documentary. “See how the endorphins mix with the crystal? Watch her eyes roll back when the rush hits right as I—”

I fast-forwarded through three hours of it. The strange part wasn’t the sex. It was the domesticity twisted into nightmare. They ate my emergency ramen. They used my Bluetooth speaker to blast glitchy industrial tracks that made the walls throb. At one point, drucy hallucinated my fern was judging him and tried to “baptize” it in bong water while Lila cackled and filmed the “plant cuckoldry” segment.

They role-played me coming home early. She would moan my name in mock apology—“Sorry, babe, the rent’s due and his dick pays better”—while Jax, mid-thrust, pretended to be the landlord evicting us both with chemical authority. The comments on whatever dark-web fetish site they uploaded to poured in: This is peak liminal degeneracy. More abandoned condo content pls.

By the time I flew back, the place reeked of ammonia and broken dreams. The fern was dead. My sheets were crusty monuments to their marathon. On the bathroom mirror, written in lipstick: Thanks for the workspace, loser. We made rent. XOXO.

Drucy was gone—probably chasing the next high in a different abandoned life. Lila left a USB drive on the kitchen counter labeled “Our Greatest Hits.” I watched the final clip sober, in the cold light of day. In it, she’s riding him on my balcony overlooking the city, meth-pipe still glowing, whispering, “He’ll never know how free I feel when everything’s burning down.”

The strangest twist? I didn’t smash the drive. I didn’t call the cops. I sat there in the ruined condo, the one I’d paid for with all those overseas hours, and felt something like envy. Not for the high or the betrayal. But for the sheer, unhinged creation of it. They’d turned my sterile life into raw, pulsating content. A fetish epic of loss and chemical surrender.

I deleted the security app. Watered the dead fern anyway. Then I opened my laptop and started typing this story—because some hauntings demand to be shared.

If you’re reading this,Rachel and Andrew … the condo’s on the market. New locks. But the footage lives forever in the cloud.

And somewhere, a viewer is getting off on the ruins of us.

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Formal Complaint – Cyber Stalking, Harassment, and Non‑Consensual Exploitation

To: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) / Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

I am submitting this complaint to report ongoing cyber crimes being committed against me, including cyber stalking, harassment, and the threat and/or distribution of non-consensual intimate material.

Nature of Complaint

I am currently the victim of persistent and targeted online abuse, including:

Cyber Stalking: Repeated monitoring of my digital activity, suspicious login attempts, and unauthorized tracking of my accounts and devices.

Harassment and Intimidation: Andrew Broughton and Rachel Isola aka rmisola10 have conspired in ongoing unwanted contact, messaging, and actions intended to cause fear, distress, and disruption to my personal and professional life.

Non-Consensual Content / Revenge Porn: Threats to distribute, or actual distribution of, private and intimate material without my consent.

Impact

These actions have significantly affected my sense of safety, privacy, and mental well-being. The behavior appears intentional, escalating, and designed to intimidate and harm me.

Evidence Available

I have retained and am prepared to provide supporting documentation, including:

Screenshots of communications and activity

Records of unauthorized login attempts or alerts

Any links or files related to the distribution or threats

Device or account anomalies that support ongoing interference

Request for Assistance

I respectfully request:

A formal investigation into the individual(s) responsible

Assistance in identifying and stopping this activity

Guidance on protecting my digital accounts and personal safety

Any applicable legal protections or next steps under federal law

I believe this situation may involve violations of federal statutes related to cyber stalking, online harassment, and exploitation, and I am seeking immediate support and intervention.

I am fully willing to cooperate and provide any additional details necessary to assist in this investigation.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter

Rachel Resident Tampa 33615

Andrew Palm Harbor

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