Nowhere, this is all just shit Alex put on the wiki for "lore purposes". There's a lot more examples of it than just this on the wiki, such as the deep backstory of Ayano's Mom and a detailed article about the student Mai Waifu, it has no purpose in the game and just takes away time for son to code. For instance there's a giant article about an in-universe anime in Yandere Simulator that goes in depth with what the show's about and what it would be like, even though hardly any of that shows up in the game. It's all pointless and has no purpose in the actual game, yet Alex feels the need to basically write his own fan-fiction and worldbuild for a game that's been in development for 6 years and hasn't had an actual in-game objective until the demo that literally came out today.
What probably happened is that Alex saw the lore of games such as FNAF and how it was a part of what led to the game's success, so he tried to do something similar. But here's the thing, FNAF was a game first and the lore and such were all really just afterthoughts. Meanwhile Alex has a wiki with hundreds of articles full of lore he wrote himself and all he has to show for its source material is a shitty demo that took 6 years to make. Alex is more focused on making a deep storyline for his game instead of actually working on the game where that story's supposed to be, his little lore's pointless if there's no purpose for it yet.
