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  1. ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  2. │`                                                                            │
  3. │`Note from the editor:                                                       │
  4. │`Email bombs is a simple method of filling up your mailbox                   │
  5. │`with mostly harrassing messages, which most of the time                     │
  6. │`crashes a system due to heavy loads of messages.                            │
  7. │`                                                                            │
  8. │If you were one of those people who as a Sysop and or Moderator              │
  9. │was targeted for Email Bombs, harassment, threats, intimidation,             │
  10. │coercion and general abuse via FIDONET and the Internet we have              │
  11. │GOOD NEWS for you.  A recent incident and information we have                │
  12. │received from the operator of an anonymous remailer has allowed              │
  13. │us to conclusively trace back some of messages to their originators.         │
  14. │                                                                             │
  15. │We are now soliciting for an attorney in the Newport News, Virginia          │
  16. │area to develop and initiate litigation against one of these                 │
  17. │perpetrators for the purpose of obtaining compensation for actual            │
  18. │and punitive damages.  While it is our intention to initiate                 │
  19. │individual litigation against ALL of these info-terrorists we are            │
  20. │interested in supporting YOUR individual legal action to recover             │
  21. │damages or a group or class action lawsuit.                                  │
  22. │                                                                             │
  23. │At this time an Internet Service Provider is fallaciously using a            │
  24. │claim of "user privacy" to hide the identity of one of these                 │
  25. │perpetrators from us while at the same time acknowledging that               │
  26. │one of their "users" was involved and admitting to us that they              │
  27. │will be "dealing" with him. We demand to DEAL with him in our own            │
  28. │unique fashion.  We suspect that the ISP fears their own implied             │
  29. │liability in this matter despite our assurances that we are not              │
  30. │interested in seeking damages against them.  In fact we have offered         │
  31. │to release them from any liability if they disclose this "user's"            │
  32. │identity to us.  Unfortunately, they continue to refuse to cooperate.        │
  33. │We regret that it appears that it will be necessary to initiate              │
  34. │litigation against the ISP in order to force disclosure of the               │
  35. │requested information.  It is for this reason that I hope to bring           │
  36. │as many lawsuits as possible to bear upon the ISP and in the end the         │
  37. │info-terrorist himself.                                                      │
  38. │                                                                             │
  39. │A parallel Federal and State criminal investigation may be be                │
  40. │initiated at the same time as the civil litigation.  We are committed        │
  41. │to applying ANY and ALL personal and organizational resources we             │
  42. │deem necessary to achieve justice in this matter.                            │
  43. │                                                                             │
  44. │Since our FIDONET-INTERNET gateway is shut down we have no way of            │
  45. │contacting these folks on the list directly.  If those of you who are        │
  46. │reading this know how to contact them we would appreciate your forwarding    │
  47. │this message directly to them. If your name appears on this list we are      │
  48. │most interested in hearing from you however, we want to hear from ANYONE     │
  49. │who has been a target of these cyber-terrorists:                             │
  50. │                                                                             │
  51. │> ruth.wright@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  52. │> will.wright@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  53. │> dee.champagne@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                     │
  54. │> dan.buda@f627.n290.z1.fidonet.org,                                         │
  55. │> mike.orbin@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                        │
  56. │> jeanette.smith@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                    │
  57. │> matt.cummings@f2.n2805.z1.fidonet.org,                                     │
  58. │> charles.ring@f100.n2601.z1.fidonet.org,                                    │
  59. │> dallas.hinton@f715.n153.z1.fidonet.org,                                    │
  60. │> dave.wright@f24.n233.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  61. │> allen.taylor@f45.n231.z1.fidonet.org,                                      │
  62. │> jason.steck@f424.n285.z1.fidonet.org,                                      │
  63. │> steve.winter@f98.n18.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  64. │> jerry.moon@f19.n3825.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  65. │> michele.stewart@f21.n369.z1.fidonet.org,                                   │
  66. │> john.cosper@f302.n123.z1.fidonet.org,                                      │
  67. │> brian.miller@f460.n11.z1.fidonet.org,                                      │
  68. │> gene.bomgardner@f17.n266.z1.fidonet.org,                                   │
  69. │> robert.pappas@f309.n363.z1.fidonet.org,                                    │
  70. │> kelly.noel@f205.n382.z1.fidonet.org,                                       │
  71. │> lloyd.rabanus@f104.n2245.z1.fidonet.org,                                   │
  72. │> jeff.cook@f5.n2628.z1.fidonet.org,                                         │
  73. │> patrick.kalinauskas@f976.n141.z1.fidonet.org,                              │
  74. │> bob.johnstone@f25.n10.z1.fidonet.org,                                      │
  75. │> glenda.stocks@f201.n330.z1.fidonet.org,                                    │
  76. │> shoshona.bieman@f505.n103.z1.fidonet.org,                                  │
  77. │> walter.bartoo@f402.n3666.z1.fidonet.org                                    │
  78. │                                                                             │
  79. │The hands of justice is starting to tighten around the necks                 │
  80. │of these cybercriminals; something many of us have been waiting              │
  81. │patiently for a long time.                                                   │
  82. │                                                                             │
  83. │                               Allen Taylor                                  │
  84. │                     SysOp, CVRC BBS, (317) 887-9568                         │
  85. │                        Indianapolis, Indiana, USA                           │
  86. │                                    ~                                        │
  87. │                     Fidonet: 1:231/1500 or 1:231/45                         │
  88. │                                                                             │
  89. │                                                                             │
  90. │------                                                                       │
  91. │                                                                             │
  92. │According to -[SîÅ]- representatives, the above person(s)                    │
  93. │mentioned above will be under watch.                                         │
  94. │                                                                             │
  95. │SIA is a non-profit organization outlined to provide the normal              │
  96. │computer users with information concerning illegal activities                │
  97. │and the dangers of cyberspace.                                               │
  98. │                                                                             │
  99. └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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