( CNN ) -- Hannah Anderson did what any teenage girl would do after a life-changing ordeal : she discussed it with peers online . The 16-year-old fielded anonymous questions on the website ask.fm , where she shared details about her abduction by the man she knew as Uncle Jim , James DiMaggio . She did not want to go with him , and did not escape after she was abducted out of fear he would kill her , she said in the postings . And , she added , she 's `` absolutely '' glad he is dead . Alan MacNabb , whose son is one of Hannah 's closest friends , confirmed to CNN Wednesday that the postings on ask.fm were by Hannah . A check of the site on Wednesday night indicated Hannah had disabled her account . The California teenager was rescued Saturday after family friend DiMaggio held her hostage for a week . This , police say , after he killed her mother and brother . The frantic search for the teenager stretched from southern California to the Idaho wilderness , where she was found at a campsite by a mountain lake . 'He was my dad 's best friend ' During the session , one user asked her if she wanted to go with DiMaggio . `` No , not at all , '' she said . Healing , answers could be slow . Why did n't you run ? `` He would have killed me , '' she said . Why did n't you tell your parents he creeped you out ? `` In part , he was my dad 's best friend and I did n't want to ruin anything between them , '' she said . Tied up in a garage . Hannah shed new light on the night she was kidnapped -- the same night her mother and younger brother were killed and their bodies burned in DiMaggio 's house . `` How did he separate you from your mom and brother ? '' a user asked . She said he tied them up in the garage . `` How did he keep the fire a secret ? '' Her response : `` He had it set where it would catch on fire at a certain time . '' DiMaggio threatened to kill her if she fled and brought her at least in part , to help carry equipment in the wilderness , she said . Glad kidnapper is dead . Some questions were brutally blunt . `` Did he rape you ? Hannah declined to answer that question . Amber Alert successes : More than 650 kids rescued . `` I 'm not allowed to talk about it , so do n't ask questions about it , thank you , '' she said . Are you glad he 's dead ? `` Absolutely , '' she said . Reports : Father of abductor has violent past . Planning funerals . Hannah , who lives in the San Diego area , went missing after cheerleading practice on August 3 . The next day , the bodies of her mother , Christina Anderson , 42 , and 8-year-old brother , Ethan , were found about 45 miles east of San Diego , in DiMaggio 's burned house in Boulevard . The body of a dog was also recovered , police said . Her ordeal came to an end after a tip from horseback riders sent FBI agents swarming to a camping spot outside Cascade , Idaho . DiMaggio , the man investigators had sought in her disappearance , was shot in a confrontation with an FBI tactical agent . When asked what she would say to Ethan and her mother if she got a chance , her response was a reminder of her trauma . `` I wish I could go back in time and risk my life to try and save theirs , '' she said . `` I will never forgive myself for not trying harder to save them . '' Those who know her say she spent some of her day helping to plan their funerals . Psychotherapist : 'In a numb state ' Some experts questioned the wisdom of the online chats . `` This is a 16-year-old who 's totally traumatized , she 's in a state of trauma and so she 's not thinking , '' psychotherapist Wendy Walsh said . `` Sometimes in a numb state , you do things that you do n't really consider the consequences . '' The teen even posted a selfie ... a self portrait of one 's face posted online . She also engaged in lighter conversation , but even some of that seemed painful . What design did you get on your nails ? `` Pink for my mom and blue for Ethan , '' she said , referring to her 8-year-old brother . Ask.fm is a user-fueled , question-and-answer social media site , which claims to have 70 million users worldwide . Users can skip around the site asking people whatever they want , with the end result being profile pages that read like questionnaires . It has recently drawn heavy criticism as a hive of cyberbullying however , following several instances of teenage ask.fm members committing suicide after being harassed on the site . The suicide earlier this month of a 14-year-old British girl prompted UK Prime Minister David Cameron to call for a boycott of ask.fm . Several advertisers have also recently cut ties with the site , which allows users to remain anonymous . HLNtv.com 's Jonathan Anker contributed to this report .
NEW : Ask.fm page says Wednesday night : `` This user has disabled their account . '' Hannah Anderson fields anonymous questions online . She says she 's `` absolutely '' glad her kidnapper is dead . She says she did not want to go with James DiMaggio .