Printable rights pack

How to use this pack

This pack turns scattered information into material you can hand to the police, a platform or a lawyer. Secure your safety first. If there is no time to finish, take your ID, evidence and some cash and leave.

Print two copies if you can: one to submit and one to keep. Store the digital version in an account the other person cannot access, not only on a shared computer.

• Work in time order. If you do not remember the exact time, write approximately; do not invent precision.
• Record only what you experienced or can verify. Do not draw conclusions for someone else.
• If private images are involved, do not print the originals in a public shop. Print the link and a written description instead.
• Put your name, date and page number on every sheet. Photograph or copy the pack before submitting it.
• If a minor is involved, contact a guardian or the police first and keep circulation to a minimum.

1. Evidence timeline

Start with the first moment something felt wrong, not only with the first transfer. A meeting, a request for images, a demand for secrecy, a promised return or a blocked withdrawal can all be a key event.

For each entry, note exactly where the evidence sits: a photo album item, a bank transaction number, a platform ticket or a saved web page.

2. Police statement outline

You do not need to memorise a speech. Follow the order below and give the officer this outline with your evidence list.

Amounts, account numbers, URLs and dates are the easiest details to confuse. Write them down before you call or attend the station.

POLICE STATEMENT OUTLINE
1. Basic information
Name: ____________________  Phone: ____________________
Current address: ____________________ (as requested by police)
Are you in danger now?  [ ] Yes   [ ] No

2. What happened, in time order
First contact: time, place, channel and identity used:
____________________________________________________________
How trust was built, what was requested or when threats began:
____________________________________________________________
Payments or property handed over (number, amount, recipient):
____________________________________________________________
When I noticed the problem, stopped paying and reported it:
____________________________________________________________

3. The other side
Account / display name / ID:
Phone / messaging app / other contact:
Websites, apps, groups or receiving accounts used:
Other information I hold (do not investigate yourself):

4. Loss and impact
Total amount: ____________________
Private images, secret filming, distribution or threats?  [ ] Yes  [ ] No
Impact on housing, work, study or physical safety: ____________________

5. Evidence saved
[ ] Chats  [ ] Transfer records  [ ] Bank statements  [ ] Screenshots / screen recordings
[ ] Call logs  [ ] Profile pages  [ ] Platform tickets  [ ] Other: ____________

6. What I am asking for
[ ] File a report  [ ] Emergency stop-payment  [ ] Privacy protection  [ ] Platform removal
[ ] Other: ____________________
I confirm that this statement is based on my own experience.
Date: ____________  Signature: ____________________

3. Platform complaint template

Use the platform's own reporting flow first, then submit a written complaint. Category names differ, but privacy, fraud, harassment or physical safety are the usual options.

Include only what is necessary. Do not post private images, ID documents or the full chat log in a public comment thread.

REQUEST TO REMOVE PRIVATE CONTENT AND STOP FRAUD

Platform: ____________________
Complainant: ____________________
Email / phone: ____________________

Account or URL complained about:
1. ____________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________

Requested action:
1. Remove, block or disable access to the private images, personal data or fraudulent content at the links above.
2. Preserve posting records, login data and distribution data for a police investigation.
3. Reply to the contact address above with the outcome.

What happened:
(time, platform, posting account, content and reach; keep it minimal)
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________

Attachments:
[ ] Page screenshots with URL and time
[ ] Link to the posting account
[ ] Chat records or transfer receipts
[ ] Police receipt / case number
[ ] Other: ____________________

I confirm that the attached material is accurate and I will cooperate with verification.
Date: ____________  Signature: ____________________

4. Safety exit plan

The aim is to get out safely, not to win the argument. Keep the plan where the other person cannot see it and share it only with people who can actually help.

If your phone, location or bank card is controlled, prepare a backup way to communicate and some cash. Do not pack in front of the person.

5. Check before printing and submitting

• Does the material identify the account, URL, time and amount?
• Have you accidentally included ID numbers, bank card numbers, private images or a minor's details?
• Do you have a copy, and does a trusted person know where it is?
• Have you confirmed the police, legal-aid and platform reporting channels?
• Have you cleared the print queue and temporary files on a shared computer?

6. Where to go next

If you are not sure what to handle first, open the situation help navigator and choose threats, fraud, image leaks, control or a minor.

For a more detailed evidence structure, use the evidence checklist. For statutes and official channels, use the legal and help index.

This pack is an organising framework, not legal advice. A licensed lawyer or local legal-aid service should advise on a specific case.

Common questions