Carlos Eduardo Tello was featured on People You’ll See In Hell during the month of March.
Like most people, Carlos Tello had relatives. Those relatives were affected not only by the attention that was drawn to the well-publicized demise of Carlos Tello but were also affected by the actions taken by Carlos Eduardo Tello which led to his conviction.
We received a letter from someone claiming to be one of Carlos Eduardo Tello’s relatives. They, in fact, claimed to be his daughter, Elizabeth Tello. Here is a copy of the text which she sent us:
Hello,
My name is Elizabeth Tello. YEs, Tello, like Carlos Eduardo Tello. I would like
to actually write something for your website about my father. I am
not one of those i think he shouldnt go
to hell. I just wanted to know if you would like to interview me or let me
write a article about what happend and actually details.thank you
We here at People You’ll See In Hell (who urge you to try instant background check products) often get crank e-mails from people who are not who they claim to be. This is to be expected, as many of the people who find our little corner of the Internet are rather upset with what they find written about their loved ones. So we sent this response to the e-mail address that we received that message from:
Sure. Write something up.
And the text below is that person’s response.
Carlos Eduardo Tello
The Truth Behind the StoryMy dad, Eddie Tello. as people call him WAS a child molestor.
Yes, My father was the one who jumped off the 9th floor.
What do i say about my dad you may want to ask. Yes, He molested My sister and I. Yes. he did it. Don’t think he didn’t. Him jumping off is only proving that he did touch me and my sister. I will say i have been going through a lot these past 3 years. It had taken 3 years to get into court and finally get through this.
What is a child molestor like to live with? Pretty wierd i will have to say.
My mother never noticed it and neither did any of his friends. Until now, I have not talked publicly about my father. I will tell you, yes the rumors are true that i did try to comit sucided. I have gotten over that stage after seeing what my father did. Sucided is a selfish way to go end of story. That is one thing my fathers death helped me with. That Sucided is the chickening out of life card. Now you must wonder how old am i to be writing this, since my sisters molestation was a long time ago. I am
16. Yes, 16.Having a dad is great
having a dad touch you is complicated
Having a dad die. That just feels like a knife through your heart.
Thank you for reading
Please if you have any questions please email me.
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I’ll leave it to you, the People You’ll See In Hell reader, to decide as to the veracity of the message. To us, it rings true, and is a reminder of what the people who are close to and affected by the people featured on People You’ll See In Hell go through.
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I couldn’t imagine how hard it was to have a father be the one to do that. I was molested as a child as well, but it was someone that I could easily hate. I’m happy that you’re not going for suicide, life will get better I promise you! You do learn to hide the scars to the point where it becomes second nature and lead a very normal life. Embrace life and spread all of the love and goodness that you can because the world is sadly lacking in it!
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TurtleMania reply on April 18, 2008:
I kept reading this post again and again.
I couldn’t find the words to say. Thanks Nissa for having the courage. Now I realize what to say.
“Having a dad is great”
When I read that part, I cried.
Elizabeth, I wish I could give you a nurturing dad; a dad that will guide you and protect you. But I can’t…
Just know that most of us here will fight aggressively to take down the bad guys.
Most of us can feel your pain.
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If teh letter is true and Elizabeth really is who she claims, my heart goes out to your sister and you. I only hope someday this will be less then a bad memory for you and you can go on. You have learned more about the bad side of life at such a young age then many of us ever will, and it seems to have changed you for the better.
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The truth of the matter, as earlier stated, is that guys like this are demons dressed like deacons. It took an awful lot for that young lady to type what she did. I’m sure many people in her family disdain her for this. My own experiences, both personally and professionally, have made me a haunted man for the rest of my life. I can’t deal with the sort of degredation as well as she can. To Srta. Tello: your story is of value to people who are going through what you apparently went through. You need to talk to somebody, preferably not on the internet, to make sense of this…if, indeed, there is sense to be made. You cannot choose who you are related to. May God, whatever or whomever you conceive God to be, be with you dearheart.
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This is Elizabeth Tello.
Thank you for your comments. Yes, Charles
it was hard for me to type and my family
really strongly discouraged me to write
yet i needed to talk about my father. Let all
of you know the truth. As their was a lot of
comments on my dads site on here that he was
a good man and he didn’t do it. Yes he did it. I went
through it. He was a good man when he wanted to be but that rarely happened. To his friends, im sorry that you really didnt know him. IN a sense thats a good thing because you would’ve been more hurt by it. When i tell people i was his daughter, they tell me im sorry but the thing is i want people to see that im stronger than my father. I’m someone different who came out of everything strong. I just wish
that i had a better dad.
Elizabeth Tello
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Thank you for writing back Elizabeth. I’m sorry the things you had to say on this website have alienated you from your family. Unfortunately, I can’t say it is going to get any better. Families (especially those dogmatically clinging to what they perceive as Judeo Christian ethics) tend to push out those that are upsetting the herd. Next step? They are going to start treating you like your crazy…or whiny…or like you should just get over it. I am going to encourage you to continue to adhere to decency and justice. Letting the world know that your father’s suicide was not the product of some wrongful prosecution, but of his own shame and guilt, is necessary. Society has never looked upon familial abuse with much seriousness. A man who trolls the park and molests a 6 year old is an animal that needs to be locked up…but a man that molests his own daughter is sick and needs help for some reason. Either that, or it is a “family problem” and needs to be dealt with on that level. As a result, your father was able to hone his skills for molestation, manipulation and deception by practicing, probably for years, on you and your sister. I am so sorry Elizabeth…and on a level I care not to divulge, I understand completely.
I gather that you are an adult…so you have probably already dealt with this on a personal level…but I think you have probably never talked about this before with anybody that would listen. What I would suggest is to use your experiences just the way you said you would: to propel you into your future as a stronger person. The first step in that is realizing one thing…as corny as it sounds…you are not your father sweetheart. There is not a thing in this world that you have to be ashamed of.
I wish you had a better dad too.
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Thank you charles.
Actually i am only 16. Yes, 16. Some
say i don’t talk like a sixteen year old
yet I’ve been through enough. I actually
am going to a theripist to talk about my
personal issues with my father and all.
About my family i will say this,
My family can think what they want
and think they can understand what I’m going
through but they don’t. I have my own mind and
i don’t mind sharing. I want people to know the truth
thats just who i am. And I’m not ashamed of what i have to go through to make that point
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I’m glad for you. Keep progressing forward…you have such a bright future ahead of you…keep looking at that.
God Bless You my friend.
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Having a dad that acts like a dad is what would be great.
Having a dad that abuses you, or himself and devours himself in alcohol and drugs isn’t ok. Even the alcohol and drugs without the abuse doesn’t necesarily mean “having a dad is great”.
Life is about trials, and trails and depending on those trials you will be put onto trails and they all have forks in the road.
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