Renee tries to get the mainstream media to help her

After quite a while, Renee started cursing her bad luck in keeping her clothes on. Then she got suspicious about the whole thing... surely no one else was ever having this bad luck? She didn't want to seem paranoid, but she started thinking maybe there was a conspiracy to strip her and keep her out of clothes. She knew that if there was such a conspiracy, keeping the story in Oakvale Heights wouldn't help her since the conspirators would just be protected.

So, as crazy as she might have seemed, she opened up her email and shot off her story to news outlets all across the nation, recounting all of the stories she could remember some of the people she suspected of doing this to her, and even sending several (heavily censored!) pictures. At first she tried to stay on the west coast - stuff like the The Seattle Times, the San Francisco Examiner, The San Diego Union-Tribune, and the Los Angeles Times. Then she expanded all across the country, going with the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, and The New York Times. She shared her harrowing tale across the pond by going to The Sun and the Daily Mail. She even reached out to Joe Rogan! She just hoped that someone, anyone, would help her state her case and free her from her possible tormentors.

Of course, none of this went unnoticed by R.E.D. Tracey got word of this, and she and the cabal got around planning on their next move. They decided to stay quiet for the time being, and let Renee get a hold of whomever would take her story. Then, they would reach out to them for comment and spin the story their way. Plus, if Renee had to fly over to where the paper or podcast was based, they'd make damn sure that she would show some skin on the way.

Eventually, Renee caught a break when someone got back to her and noted how unusual the story was. Much to Renee's chagrin, she would have to fly out for an in-person interview for confirmation of her story. Naturally, when the R.E.D. found out about this they were quite giddy at what to do next.