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I read somewhere a post from someone who claimed to be a local cop, who wrote that they had webcam video of the kid calling in bomb threats while eating pizza and laughing about it.

For what it’s worth...

I read somewhere a post from someone who claimed to be a local cop, who wrote that they had webcam video of the kid calling in bomb threats while eating pizza and laughing about it.

For what it’s worth...

I'm not saying that I have any particular opinion of whether he is guilty or not. I think I mentioned in a previous posting that I have a grand view in detail of a 6000 user network and know good and well what they do when they think nobody is watching. Truth be known, I'm probably biased against him. My issue is that he was denied due process.

If law enforcement has video evidence, then he'll get everything he deserves for calling in a bomb threat. But the precedent is bad no matter how you view it.

-- I read somewhere a post from someone who claimed to be a local cop, who wrote that they had webcam video of the kid calling in bomb threats while eating pizza and laughing about it. --

16yo kid in prison for 2 months now as terrorist under Patriot Act@discarded lies

#2 Jason at 4:05 am on May 04, 2009
What a pack of lies, The same kid they showed in a picture on her bleeding-heart news report was doing illegal prank calls for months.
I was one of the people working with police.
We saw the same kid eating pizza on webcam and making bomb threats willingly and laughing at them and asking for donations to keep making more.
#3 Jason at 4:06 am on May 04, 2009
Also, he is being held in Indiana because the first call he made that I got in contact with police for was a University in Indiana. Since then, I provided them with location, IP and recordings of the calls. Including 5 school bomb threats in one night.