Misunderstood

Jill found her son crying, the cause of which, she thought, was because his coach had done something to him. But the boy may have been crying because Jill was late to pick him up. Things turned for the worse when Kelli said, “He didn’t line up fast enough. Maybe he just walked slowly.” Jill and her husband, Kent, who was also an attorney, became deeply offended by Kelli’s use of the word “slow.” They thought Kelli meant that their son was being mentally slow.

Bent on destroying her

The incident led the Easters to launch a hate-filled, malicious campaign against Kelli, handing out letters to parents in the school, which accused Kelli of purposefully neglecting their child. Jill and Kent Easter claimed that Kelli caused their son to have anxiety attacks. They brought their case to the school’s administration and demanded that she be fired from her position as head of the PTA. However, the school determined that Kelli had done nothing wrong against them and their child. In their determination to destroy Kelli, the Easters then sought a legal battle against her. They did a background check on her and even got a restraining order against her.