Victim Calls on Public to Help Catch Alleged Assault Suspect in Nashville

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A Nashville woman identified as Taryn Lyne has publicly raised concerns following an alleged assault involving a man identified as Peter Sonier, also known on social media as Petyr Wildson.

In statements shared by Lyne, she alleges that she was assaulted by Sonier and that the incident led her to come forward and speak publicly about her experience. She also claims that additional individuals have reported similar experiences, though she notes those situations either did not proceed or were not formally documented due to lack of evidence.

Lyne urged the public to be aware of the individual and to contact law enforcement if he is seen. She described him as someone she believes should be considered dangerous and warned others, particularly women, to remain cautious and share the information to increase awareness.

In her message, Lyne also referenced broader claims about violence against women and personal safety risks, framing her warning as something she believes could help prevent further harm. Those statements reflect her perspective and have not been independently verified.

Authorities have not publicly confirmed all details related to the allegations described. The situation remains based on claims made by the individuals involved, and any legal determinations would be made through the appropriate judicial process.

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