Re: Twisty cooks his own goose

Frank Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: 

> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Twistedhed) wrote:
> 
> <snip>
>>In addition, if you 
>>knew anthing about the law, you would know my giving you explicit
>>permission 
>>to such absolves you completely,,
> 
> That works for me.......
> 
> This morning I pondered all the crap Twisty has spewed here, such as
> accusations of child abuse and homosexuality, posting phone numbers
> with instructions on how not to get traced, etc; and of all that
> harassment was initiated not only as Twisty but as numerous other
> anonymous nics. The harassment wasn't limited to posters in this
> newsgroup, but extended to people he pulled into his delusions that
> never even posted here before, such as Glenn Sparks, Ben Lee and
> N7VCF. His abuse and harassment is well-documented in the Google
> groups archive. Now I'm not going to disclose my informant, but that's
> no longer necessary since Twisty was gracious enough to suggest a
> -second- and -independent- means of identity verification -- ebay. For
> the record, all the information in this post is available to anybody
> with a www browser. But first I'll link once again to the best example
> of Twisty's antisocial behavior and overwhelming stupidity so it will
> be apparent to all that he truly deserves what's coming to him: 
> 
> http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&selm=28545-
> 3B47202D-100%40storefull-123.iap.bryant.webtv.net 
> 
> Checking out ebay, it came as no suprise that he changed his old
> userID of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Fortunately he is too stupid to
> realize that changing his userID doesn't change the userID of anybody
> else, nor does it change the transaction numbers. Reading the feedback
> left to other people by the seller I found one of Twisty's other nics,
> "asatboy3j8m". How can someone know this is Twisty's account? Look at
> the feedback and userID histories: 
> 
> Old account: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> Only feedback received: Jul. 14, 2000
> Changed to: "twistedhed4dl3" on Oct. 31, 2003
> 
> Old account: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> First feedback received: Aug. 03, 2000
> Changed to: "asatboy3j8m" on Oct 24, 2003
> 
> Not only was the second account created just after Twisty abandoned
> the first account, but both userIDs are modified in the same manner
> (appending a couple letters and digits to the old userID), and both
> were changed within the last 40 days. Looks like he knew this day was
> coming and tried in vain to cover his tracks. Ironically, it was his
> paranoia that was his undoing, as the 'asatboy' account would have
> gone unnoticed if it had not been changed in that manner. I'm sure
> that there are more ebay userIDs he has used (and recently changed),
> but I only needed one. Now some might see this information as a
> violation of ebay policy, but don't forget that Twisty himself gave me
> permission -- more than once -- to post the information I have. What
> an idiot. 
> 
> Ok, now that we have a different name, a simple search on Google for
> "asatboy-" turns up the following page:
> 
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/discgolf-fl/message/84?source=1
> 
> That page says "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is Dave McCampbell. A quick check of
> his ebay feedback tends to confirm this, as the user is referred to as
> "Dave" by the sellers. Also, Twisty practically shot himself in the
> foot yesterday when he mentioned the "'Mac' man" without any
> prompting, postively linking himself with the 'asatboy' account. IOW,
> Twisty is his own worst enemy! 
> 
> But what else is in the feedback? Glo golfing in Clearwater! Again, a
> simple search on Google for "glo golf" turns up an interesting website
> for a frisbee golf course in Florida. Behold, Dave McCampbell appears
> on the list for missing discs. And if that isn't enough to convince
> even the most narrowminded skeptics, there is another name on the list
> that should be familiar to everyone -- our old buddy Pat Murphy, aka
> Richard Cranium: 
> 
> http://members.tripod.com/~JOHNBEHNSTEDT/lostplastic.html
> 
> Looks like Twisty might have a little explaining to do to the FCC.
> Now, for this year's best entertainment, let's all sit back and watch
> Twisty frantically try to claw his way out of the pit he dug all by
> himself! Good-bye, Twisty, you won't be missed.



I love it when a plan comes together, 1 swift boot Landshark will be gone 
and tipsy will be too. Nice work Frank.