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[8008135]

Just posting one of the articles she’s written incase they become relevant! Apparently previous medical professionals including a psychiatrist have misdiagnosed her as having stress, anxiety, depression before getting her diagnosis of Huntington’s Disease.

https://www.udsakron.org/wp-content/uploads/K83-Final-Updated.pdf

How was that published? They do not test for Huntington’s like that. It’s not a routine test. If there’s any possibility of Huntington’s, you are referred for genetic counselling. They don’t just take you into a room and go “You’ve got Parkinson’s, ALS and Alzheimer’s all at once!”

And let’s just say it did happen that way, that is next level negligence by the neurology department which no one would just walk away from.

 

[Sandor]

I think it seems as impulsive as it does compulsive. Like she was annoyed at the review (because she knew she was in the wrong) and instead of being able to admit she’d made a mistake, she threw herself all in, and then the calculated stuff began.

There was also a very careful not disclosing of anything that identifiable. Vague about her job, vague about her husband. Didn’t want the press involved even though it was the kind of thing where press would have helped.

 

[Charliemight]

The Huntington’s thing I don’t think is true

How was that published? They do not test for Huntington’s like that. It’s not a routine test. If there’s any possibility of Huntington’s, you are referred for genetic counselling. They don’t just take you into a room and go “You’ve got Parkinson’s, ALS and Alzheimer’s all at once!”

And let’s just say it did happen that way, that is next level negligence by the neurology department which no one would just walk away from.

I’ve been tested and you’re right it’s not like this at all you have to have so much counselling to get the results

 

[Squittel]

TikTok John has deleted his comments I wonder if he received a poorly written cease and desist

I think it seems as impulsive as it does compulsive. Like she was annoyed at the review (because she knew she was in the wrong) and instead of being able to admit she’d made a mistake, she threw herself all in, and then the calculated stuff began.

There was also a very careful not disclosing of anything that identifiable. Vague about her job, vague about her husband. Didn’t want the press involved even though it was the kind of thing where press would have helped.

I wonder where she got that enormous list of therapies and demands from the guests from? She either made it up or copied it from somewhere else.

 

[duggee_hug]

How was that published? They do not test for Huntington’s like that. It’s not a routine test. If there’s any possibility of Huntington’s, you are referred for genetic counselling. They don’t just take you into a room and go “You’ve got Parkinson’s, ALS and Alzheimer’s all at once!”

And let’s just say it did happen that way, that is next level negligence by the neurology department which no one would just walk away from.

I don’t know how it was published, just scrolled through Google trying to find anything that disputes her statement and came across this article. I put the link in a previous post if anyone wants to do any further digging!

 

[femmegirly]

I think it seems as impulsive as it does compulsive. Like she was annoyed at the review (because she knew she was in the wrong) and instead of being able to admit she’d made a mistake, she threw herself all in, and then the calculated stuff began.

There was also a very careful not disclosing of anything that identifiable. Vague about her job, vague about her husband. Didn’t want the press involved even though it was the kind of thing where press would have helped.

Re: husband
That ‘Olivia’ TikTok account posted a recording of her giving a talk at the St John’s theatre, and she keeps repeating ‘I will never post my husband on social media’ because she’s protecting his next wife. On her Instagram in 2021 she made reference to ‘wanting to find a farmer to marry’ implying she was single, so if she is married or has a partner. She must have met him/got married very recently.

Re job:
She’s not a software engineer. Her apps don’t exist. The tech that she talked about either already exists elsewhere or doesn’t exist anywhere on the internet. If she had invented something new, there would be patent information (either granted or pending) online. It’s 2022, if she worked in tech, there would be SOME mention of her work online.

 

[Falkor]

She states on one of her short stories that her actual name is Cameron and she goes by 'carrie'

Cameron Cook is the name of one of the characters in Jilly Cooper's novel, Rivals, which was published in 1988, the year Samantha was born. Just a coincidence, I'm sure, but I wonder if her mother was reading it?

 

[Squittel]

Re: husband
That ‘Olivia’ TikTok account posted a recording of her giving a talk at the St John’s theatre, and she keeps repeating ‘I will never post my husband on social media’ because she’s protecting his next wife. On her Instagram in 2021 she made reference to ‘wanting to find a farmer to marry’ implying she was single, so if she is married or has a partner. She must have met him/got married very recently.

Re job:
She’s not a software engineer. Her apps don’t exist. The tech that she talked about either already exists elsewhere or doesn’t exist anywhere on the internet. If she had invented something new, there would be patent information (either granted or pending) online. It’s 2022, if she worked in tech, there would be SOME mention of her work online.

She also mentioned in the essay that she will “never be able to get married”

 

[pink_norris]

I was wondering if this was a person with no health conditions at all and did this; would the TikTok community be as cautious??

I do think she should be treated as any other person who is running a scam (monetary or not) and the truth should come out.

The research here is outstanding, this is why TL exists as a collective you find the truth!

 

[I'm not Putin]

of course they would im so sick of this narrative of oh shes got a disabillity so we cant call her out incase she goes and kills herself

i am sorry i am part of the disabled community myself and you know what disabillity or not if you do somthing crappy you should be called out for it it does not make you abelist to call someone out because they have a disabillity its called accountability

 

[Seeing_the_light]

of course they would im so sick of this narrative of oh shes got a disabillity so we cant call her out incase she goes and kills herself

i am sorry i am part of the disabled community myself and you know what disabillity or not if you do somthing crappy you should be called out for it it does not make you abelist to call someone out because they have a disabillity its called accountability

my students say often 'it's my body that's disabled, not my morals' when this issue of accountability arises.

We fight the constant head patting attitude of does-he-take-sugar asked over the head of a wheelchair-using software engineer/website designer/artist/student out with an ambulant friend.

One of my students regularly 'stole' items from shops, knowing she was seen, but a blind eye was turned. She would storm back in and confront staff and was often told 'you're disabled so I thought you wouldn't understand its wrong'.

 

[Squittel]

Looks like this whole Carrantha debacle is being investigated by a journalist with a background in forensic mental health.

It will be interesting to see if she can provide anything that hasn’t been found out already. I think it’s a very dodgy subject to report on because while there are some clear bits of evidence that point to everything about her being questionable, nobody is going to want to publicly call her out on not being disabled for fear of backlash and ableist commentary. Even if she does interview a neurologist about the claims, there could be significant backlash.

 

[duggee_hug]

Re-uploading this as it wasn’t in order and also needed to blank some people’s identity!


Looks like this whole Carrantha debacle is being investigated by a journalist with a background in forensic mental health.

It will be interesting to see if she can provide anything that hasn’t been found out already. I think it’s a very dodgy subject to report on because while there are some clear bits of evidence that point to everything about her being questionable, nobody is going to want to publicly call her out on not being disabled for fear of backlash and ableist commentary. Even if she does interview a neurologist about the claims, there could be significant backlash.

She says not all discussions have been going on publicly which makes me question if she knows more than we do? She’s also got expertise in forensic mental health so I imagine anything she writes will be carefully written and articulated well. She’ll only get backlash from the Carrantha tiktok fans! I’m looking forward to reading it and hearing the truth!!!

 

[femmegirly]

Search YouTube for Fireside Chat: Carrie Jade Williams uploaded by AutoCrit

I watched the full hour so you don’t have to. Here are my takeaways:

She said she told her mum that she won the FT competition and that her mum doesn’t like Post Malone. But she’s not been in touch with her mum/family for years.

She said the day after winning the FT competition, her Instagram grew from 3 followers to 1000. Her Instagram had under 500 followers when it was deleted.

She says rejection letters didn’t bother her because she would forget about them the next day due to her illness. But she can remember how to program complex assistive technology?

People say the scam isn’t for financial gain. The FT prize she won was £1000. A lot of these writing contests she was entering had prize money. In the same vein she talks about funding opportunities she’s been given. She has also ‘sold over 100 essays’.

She says she was struggling to write romance and thought if she went out on dates with Bradley Cooper she’d get better at. What about going on a date with your husband?

I loled so hard when she said ‘in the arts we need authentic disabled voices’. Maybe start by using your real name!

She also thinks Swedish people are from Switzerland, but that’s by the by.

My biggest takeaway from her personality was that she spoke over the interviewer so many times! And seemed like that person who is constantly just waiting for their opportunity to speak and not listening when anyone else is doing so.

Also there is no way on earth that a man lives in that house with her. The floral live laugh love of it all would send a man running the hills.

I really hope she’s not lying as some of the points she makes in this interview are very well observed and she stretches her ‘accessibility in the arts’ to include other under-represented groups which is so important and simply isn’t happening. Her idea of non-disabled writers using assistive technology so they can ‘write while they’re doing the washing up’ is very forward thinking too. She makes so many good points!

It will be interesting to see if she can provide anything that hasn’t been found out already. I think it’s a very dodgy subject to report on because while there are some clear bits of evidence that point to everything about her being questionable, nobody is going to want to publicly call her out on not being disabled for fear of backlash and ableist commentary. Even if she does interview a neurologist about the claims, there could be significant backlash.

That will never be published.

 

[polarbearninja]

I'm not convinced any publication will cover this story with the risks of defamation in Ireland and the risks of saying a disabled person is faking.

I'm not sure any more proof will come out and people will continue to believe her (even though her stories don't line up).

 

[Sandor]

Im not sure it’s going to be published either. It looks like the journalist isn’t finding it easy to find somewhere to place it. I think with the absence of any concrete statement from AirBnB, no one is going to want to risk anything that could lead to their own legal troubles from any of the parties involved. Someone might just be brave enough, I suppose, depending on the angle and the quality of the writing. For all we know, Airbnb have been doing some safeguarding behind the scenes. I strongly suspect they pulled her host status.

she’s spun a weird, tangled web - of some truth and some lies I suspect - and I think the most closure anyone invested is going to get is that it doesn’t add up.

 

[Squittel]

Im not sure it’s going to be published either. It looks like the journalist isn’t finding it easy to find somewhere to place it. I think with the absence of any concrete statement from AirBnB, no one is going to want to risk anything that could lead to their own legal troubles from any of the parties involved. Someone might just be brave enough, I suppose, depending on the angle and the quality of the writing. For all we know, Airbnb have been doing some safeguarding behind the scenes. I strongly suspect they pulled her host status.

she’s spun a weird, tangled web - of some truth and some lies I suspect - and I think the most closure anyone invested is going to get is that it doesn’t add up.

Yeah, there would have to be some really dancing language to be able to write an article that won’t land you in the tit. A lot of “allegedly” and “a relative who didn’t want to be named” etc. With all of that, the article could easily just come across as speculation. The [possible] extent of the lies will be very hard to prove beyond doubt.

The only way to create a credible article would be if she’s really managed to map out this woman’s life, with photos, an interview with someone like her mother, and evidence of other scams and/or munchie tendencies.

And while I personally no longer find most of Carrie’s story plausible, it is possible that that her being this Samantha doesn’t mean that she is a scammer today. And an expose on someone who is actually terminally ill would not make anyone look good.

 

[meowcake]

This woman is a fraud, 100%. That woman is her.

 

[Justacatindisguise]

TikTok John has deleted his comments I wonder if he received a poorly written cease and desist


I wonder where she got that enormous list of therapies and demands from the guests from? She either made it up or copied it from somewhere else.

He's deleted his whole account said he's been following along here though so maybe he'll pop up.

 

[duggee_hug]

Only time will tell if this journalist has anything worthy to write. I have a feeling the truth is going to come out and it’ll be bigger than Tattle and Reddit.