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- Manhattan Lawyer David Waldman Charged With Cyberstalking June 14, 2018
- Two Men Federally Indicted Along With Swatter Tyler Barris May 29, 2018
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- Juan Thompson Sentenced To 5 Years In Federal Prison For Cyberstalking And Making Hoax Bomb Threats March 23, 2018
- Former Irondequoit, NY Cop Sentenced To Five Years For Cyberstalking February 12, 2018
- Accused Swatter Tyler Barriss Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter January 27, 2018
- Kansas Seeks Extradition of Alleged Swatter Tyler Barriss January 2, 2018
- I’ll Reblog Your Page! December 30, 2017
- Los Angeles Man Arrested For Making Swatting Call December 30, 2017
- Man Killed In Swatting Prank December 29, 2017
- VPN Use Did Not Hide Cyber Abuser Who Is Now Charged With Federal Crime November 5, 2017
- U.S. Court of Appeals For 11th Circuit Upholds 10-Year Sentence For Cyberstalker September 2, 2017
- Proposed Bill In The U.S. Congress Will Make Doxing A Federal Crime August 29, 2017
- Florida Woman Sentenced To 22 Months In Prison For Cyberstalking June 1, 2017
- Defamation on Social Media and Spreading Rumors April 21, 2017
- Alabama Man Charged With Aggravated Stalking and Cyber Stalking April 12, 2017
- After Stealing My Word Press Identity, Former Writer Threatens To Have Blog “Shutdown” April 2, 2017
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Man Killed In Swatting Prank
I first heard of swatting in 2011 due to a lawsuit filed in Illinois. It was a case of cyber-harassment gone wild. In 2014, the victim was awarded $50,000 after a jury trial. Then came the case of Brandon Wilson … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Finch, Call of Duty, Cyber Abuse, doxing, H.R. 3067, killed, Online Safety Modernization Act, pranks, swatting, Wichita
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VPN Use Did Not Hide Cyber Abuser Who Is Now Charged With Federal Crime
Back in 2013 when I was bombarded with vile, harassing comments sent to my other blog through proxy IP addresses, I learned that those sites are hosted by companies that provide server computers. I also learned that although some promise … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, Cyber Abuse
Tagged criminal complaint, cyberabuse, cyberstalking, doxing, federal, Massachusettes, Ryan Lin
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U.S. Court of Appeals For 11th Circuit Upholds 10-Year Sentence For Cyberstalker
He lived in Tallahassee, Florida, attended Syracuse University and has a master’s degree in business administration from Florida State University. He also took pleasure in using the internet to ruin the lives of others. In March 2016, Michael Daniel Rubens … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 years, cyberstalking, Florida, hacking, identity theft, Michael Daniel Rubens, sentenced
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Proposed Bill In The U.S. Congress Will Make Doxing A Federal Crime
Cross-posted from We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident In case you’re unfamiliar with doxing, it is term that describes using the internet to search for and obtain the personal information of others, and to post it publicly on the … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Abuse
Tagged Bill, doxing, doxxing, H.R. 3067, Online Safety Modernization Act of 2017, sextortion, swatting hoaxes
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Florida Woman Sentenced To 22 Months In Prison For Cyberstalking
On January 3, 2017, the FBI reported how they resolved a case of cyberstalking, resulting in Kassandra Cruz of Miami, Florida being sentenced to 22 months in prison. According to the FBI’s website, the messages sent by Cruz were relentless. … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, cyberharasment
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Defamation on Social Media and Spreading Rumors
Countries sit at the negotiation table to discuss how they can bring peace between themselves. Arbitrators sit at the arbitration table to discuss the merits of cases so parties can avoid going to trial. Mediators sit at the mediation table … Continue reading
Alabama Man Charged With Aggravated Stalking and Cyber Stalking
People have the right to privacy, and they have the right to not have their peace disturbed. When their privacy and/or peace are violated, it can lead to criminal charges as we see in this case. NPR reports that in … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, cyberharasment
Tagged Alabama, cyber-stalking, Escambia County, Facebook, privacy, Sean Michael Vest
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After Stealing My Word Press Identity, Former Writer Threatens To Have Blog “Shutdown”
Santiago Came To Me Asking For Help In May 2014, a man named David Piercy filed for a restraining order against Santiago Rodriguez. The court granted Piercy a temporary restraining order against Santiago. There was a hearing scheduled for … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Abuse, cyberharasment, S. Rodriguez and S. Fambro, Santiago C. Rodriguez
Tagged @3w3_zoda1c, Alhambra, CA, cyberstalking, Diego Rodriguez, Garden Grove, gravatar, harassment, impersonation, Orange county, Santiago Rodriguez, Soroya Fambro, threats, word press account
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