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Input: About a couple months ago my niece, who is 5 years old, told her father (my brother) that my nephew (sisters kid) who is 12 years old, touched her. At first it started with my brother and my sister talking about what my nephew did. My brother asked my nephew if he did touch my niece but my nephew denies ever doing it. My brother took my niece to a school counselor who ended up calling child services. Child services came to talk to my niece about what happened and she told them. Child services then made a call to the police and police officers came to talk to my nephew about what he did or didn’t do. I told my brother that getting the cops involved was taking it too far because my nephew is only 12 years old and he couldn’t have understood what he was doing. In my opinion, my brother could have just talked to my nephew and explained to him what he did was wrong before things got out of hand. My brother told me that it’s his daughter and he’s going to do whatever needs to be done to make sure she’s okay. That’s the only time I ever said anything about this situation. My sister still believes that my nephew didn’t do anything because he keeps denying it to this day. My nephew has been seeing a therapist, just thought I needed to throw that in here. My mom wants me to say something to my brother so he can talk to my nephew so that my nephew knows my brother doesn’t hate him. I told my mom that my brother is not going to listen to me and there’s no point in me getting involved. My brother tried talking to me about how he doesn’t want my nephew around my niece ever and I told him that I can’t get involved because I love my niece and I love my nephew. Whatever is going on with my brother, my sister and my mom to keep me out of it. I don’t want to say the wrong thing and don’t want anyone to think I’m choosing sides. Oh I should add that we all live together. My parents, my two nephews, and myself in the front house and my brother, his baby mama, and my niece in the back house. My sister comes to visit her kids every now and then during the week but that’s whole other thing. Anyway, yesterday I had to get involved in an argument my brother and sister were having because my nephew went to grab his soccer ball from the backyard and my niece was back there playing. My brother yells at my nephew that he doesn’t want him back there with my niece and sends him to the front yard. My sister tells my brother not to yell at her kid and my brother, angrily, yells back and calls my nephew a rapist. I have to go outside to tell them to just get away from each other before the neighbors call the cops (again) (also, that’s a whole other thing). They both walk away from each other and I go inside. My mom comes up to me after and asks me to say something to my brother and my sister because now that Thanksgiving is coming up, she just wants the whole family together without any problems. Again I tell her that there’s nothing I can say to my brother or my sister to ease any tension. My brother doesn’t want to be there with the family for thanksgiving and my mom is really sad about that. I just want to stay out of it.

not wanting to be involved in family drama