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also, i don't have anti-retard armor such as yourself.
look at this thread.
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Jaun's next Christmas dinner
I really don't have any other "pressing issues". Its my choice that I just don't want to be involved with this anymore. I know I've said this before but a lot of those comments were attributed to behind the scenes events that I never made public. I just want to make it clear, I am done.
I gave my word that I would do everything I can to try to at the very least make John Sepuvelda pay for his misdeeds and not fall in line with the tons of other scammers that have just disappeared to face no consequence. I will keep contacting the authorities until I am given a date that they will meet with me and others that wish to speak to them as well. I will absorb all costs that result from this. I will keep everyone updated in this thread on the status as long as I am told I am legally allowed to.
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I'll never be able to un-see this.
Yes, I have found an "in" to the Rhode Island state police's 5-10 stud game held on the weekends in North Providence. Even though stud is my least favorite game and by far my worst, trust me when I say I am a huge favorite in this game.
Just ask my friend Steve or my friend Al
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Not sure if I missed it or not. But has anyone thought of using the on line FBI internet fraud reporting page they have on their site? Just wondered. The most frequent reported fraud and scams are listed on it also if your interested.
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http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud/internet_fraud
this is what/where I found when I googled Internet Fraud Reporting
yeah im pretty sure the bap is a writeoff because you dont even have a contract defining the terms of this... loan (??) so yeah telling the fbi to take a nap on domestic terrorism to investigate jasep-gate is going to be non-trivial.
maybe its different if you approach the fbi from non-internet crime related channels but as far as internet crime goes, you need documentation, such as "this guy wiped my servers, this is the amount of hours it too to perform triage and restore, these numbers are costs per hour for this, this column is the business we lost during the outage window, so on".
again im referring explicitly to the fbi cybercrime statutes, pursuing this from different avenues if that one fails to take off would be advised is my point.
whats this 6k youre talking about exactly? im drawing a blank.
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Other than the amount of fraud, I would think it is the tough time tracking someone on-line for prosecuting, but, since Sep is already basically 'found' named id' and has a previous record and there are more than one reporting witness, it should be one they are happier to follow up on. Work wise.
can someone please get him in there
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Also they take complaints from third parties involved or having knowledge of scams. And technically most all monies traveled across state lines via the internet, I would think that it very much the FBI fraud divisions area. That and Sep not being invisible nor hard to find combined with a charity org. involved. Even if they set their most Jr. noob on it, they don't need to set up some task force or anything, all the evidence can be supplied, including knowledge of the mma frauds/scams if they would like to pursue those also. Its almost gift wrapped for them. Even a Jr. G.man can handle this one I would hope.
IMO the worst and best before even the police would be to try a human interest story to the media, often if the story gets any traction will force the cop's hand to do criminal investigation, what has happned here is a very serous federal crime..........not to you turds, but the charity.
You fuckers can suck wind.
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