Katelyn Roman: 'I Do Not Feel l Did Anything Wrong' To Late Bullying Victim Rebecca Ann Sedwick
Nov. 21 2013, Published 12:37 p.m. ET
A Fla. teen cleared of aggravated stalking of Rebecca Ann Sedwick, the 12-year-old who killed herself Sept. 9 after ongoing bullying at the hands of peers, told the TODAY show Thursday, "I do not feel l did anything wrong.’’
Katelyn Roman, 13, appeared with her parents and lawyer Jose Baez, and said the biggest lesson she's taken away from the ordeal is “that it’s not OK to bully, and when you have a chance, stand up to bullies."
Her father Emilio Roman said he felt "horrible about what happened to Rebecca" -- "A very nice girl," in his estimation -- before claiming his daughter's actions were exaggerated after she had a falling out with the late youth.
"It was basically just they had a confrontation at school, they had a fight, and then it was over with," the father said. "Then to actually turn around and say that she bullied her and all this other stuff they said, it was totally uncalled for."
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