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I’m so sorry to hear this.
Keep logs of all the money you’ve paid, all the times they turn up, all the threats.
If your son knows their identity, pass this onto the police.
The police can do something about this if it is reoccurring and if you feel in danger. If they don’t do anything, keep calling. Worst case scenario you should be able to get an order against them for harassment and then if they do threaten you again they will breach their order and (hopefully) be sent to prison.
Drug dealers are pure evil. I’m so sorry that you son was taken advantage of and now you are in this situation.
Hold on. Thinking of you
My brother has very serious mental health issues and drug and alcohol addictions as a form of self medicating.
His rages are like nothing I can explain. I have been on the end of so much abusive language, so I appreciate what you must have been through. He’s been in prison and the police know his very well. He won’t accept medical help as he’s been so let down before.
My brother lived with our dad, who died last summer. Any time dad used to call, I always thought it was to tell me my brother had died so I do understand that feeling.
I am desperately searching for answers to help him and help him build a life. He is 34 this year and I’m 30. How did you manage to get your son into rehab?
Thinking of you.
Thinking of you both. I’m sorry this world gets crazier by the day.
Neither of you are alone. Sending strength and hugs through the airwaves.