> So do what? Contact her local police? > With a written accusation from a child? Is that enough to get a warrant to force the company to release the demograph

> So do what? Contact her local police? > With a written accusation from a child? Is that enough to get a warrant to force the company to release the demographic information? Yes, she should have absolutely went to the local police. A child's first hand account in writing of child abuse and neglect is slam dunk evidence to secure a warrant to link the essay ID to the individual child. > Everything she took in and out of there was monitored, too. So it's not like she can go to the Xerox, and walk out of there with a copy. Doesn't matter. She could have went to the police herself as a witness. That alone would be enough for a probable cause warrant to retrieve the essays. It is very sad she saw these signs of abuse and did not report it.