But then, after her family left the campsite, she started getting messages on Instagram. Sure enough, they were from the employee. He had found her account somehow, even though he only knew her first name.
She hasn’t been answering his messages and doesn’t plan on doing so in the future.
Should she contact the campsite staff and tell them about her freaky encounter with one of their employees?
You can read the original post on Reddit here.
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