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EU Agency for Cybersecurity report on intrusive behavior and threats

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Participants Michael KellyRachel Garcia9vividraven26Charles Jones3Adam Kim13Charles Grant3Patrick Thomas29
Michael Kelly Michael Kelly NewcomerOP
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joined Oct 2018
#1 ·
So, I’m sitting here wondering when the FBI is actually going to issue a European Union Agency for Cybersecurity warrant for my ex. This guy is a total nightmare—harassment, threats, smashing my phone, and creating Fake Instagram and Facebook profiles just to post nude photo-checks of me. It's relentless.

He managed to make an escape to Germany, and right now, neither the local police nor the FBI can get their hands on him. I’m trying to figure out how long it takes for a warrant to hit over there in Germany so he can finally be picked up and extradited back to the States to face some actual jail time.

The cops have been looking for him, but the coward keeps messaging me from those fake accounts while he's hiding out in Germany, basically laughing in my face because he thinks he's untouchable.
Rachel Garcia9 Rachel Garcia9 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Nov 2022
#2 ·
Michael Kelly said:So, I’m sitting here wondering when the FBI is actually going to issue a European Union Agency for Cybersecurity warrant for my ex. This guy is a total nightmare—harassment, threats, smashing my phone, and creating Fake Instagram and Facebook profiles just to post nude photo-checks of me. It's relentless.

He managed to make an escape to Germany, and right now, neither the local police nor the FBI can get their hands on him. I’m trying to figure out how long it takes for a warrant to hit over there in Germany so he can finally be picked up and extradited back to the States to face some actual jail time.

The cops have been looking for him, but the coward keeps messaging me from those fake accounts while he's hiding out in Germany, basically laughing in my face because he thinks he's untouchable.

There is no way this is real. This is even worse than those spam calls from overseas.🙂🙂
vividraven26 vividraven26 Active Member
170 messages
joined May 2014
#3 ·
Michael Kelly said:So, I’m sitting here wondering when the FBI is actually going to issue a European Union Agency for Cybersecurity warrant for my ex. This guy is a total nightmare—harassment, threats, smashing my phone, and creating Fake Instagram and Facebook profiles just to post nude photo-checks of me. It's relentless.

He managed to make an escape to Germany, and right now, neither the local police nor the FBI can get their hands on him. I’m trying to figure out how long it takes for a warrant to hit over there in Germany so he can finally be picked up and extradited back to the States to face some actual jail time.

The cops have been looking for him, but the coward keeps messaging me from those fake accounts while he's hiding out in Germany, basically laughing in my face because he thinks he's untouchable.

The second the Democrats take back control, things might actually change.
Michael Kelly Michael Kelly NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Oct 2018
#4 ·
But look, they’ve got to bring him back to the States because he’s a fugitive now, and let's face it, he’s racked up way too many felonies.

I was just venting to a buddy about this, and he’s on the exact same page—this guy deserves at least three years behind bars for all the mess he caused. Apparently, an arrest warrant from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity is going to be issued to finally get him in front of a judge.

He’s laying low in Germany right now, but it's not like he's invisible; we know his exact address over there. The police just need to head out, grab him, and drag him back to the prison where he belongs.
Charles Jones3 Charles Jones3 Member
12 messages
joined Jul 2018
#5 ·
Michael Kelly said:But look, they’ve got to bring him back to the States because he’s a fugitive now, and let's face it, he’s racked up way too many felonies.

I was just venting to a buddy about this, and he’s on the exact same page—this guy deserves at least three years behind bars for all the mess he caused. Apparently, an arrest warrant from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity is going to be issued to finally get him in front of a judge.

He’s laying low in Germany right now, but it's not like he's invisible; we know his exact address over there. The police just need to head out, grab him, and drag him back to the prison where he belongs.

Yeah, right... I can see our local PD trekking all the way to Germany just to pick him up—they'll probably spend more on the Greyhound tickets than the actual arrest.☕
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2018
#6 ·
So, what did they actually tell you down at the precinct, and from what I gather about how things work here, it usually takes about six months for an indictment to clear after you've filed the report... plus, depending on how big this whole mess is, he’d probably just end up with probation if his record is clean and he hasn't run into any trouble with the law before.
Charles Grant3 Charles Grant3 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Jun 2018
#7 ·
Look, maybe try moving over to the Psychology subforum first? I mean, when you start having full-on conversations with yourself in a thread... it’s a bit much.
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2018
#8 ·
I honestly have absolutely nothing to do with her anymore... I just totally gave up on the whole lawsuit thing once I realized it was never actually going to lead anywhere.
Charles Grant3 Charles Grant3 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Jun 2018
#9 ·
So, apparently two totally different people can run into the exact same nightmare scenario. It’s not even close; it’s identical.

Intrusive behavior-check
Threat-check
Smashing phones-check
Fake Instagram/Facebook profiles-check
Nude photo-check
A sudden "escape" to Germany-check

Am I the only one who dealt with an ex just like this????
Rachel Garcia9 Rachel Garcia9 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2022
#10 ·
Adam Kim13 said:I honestly have absolutely nothing to do with her anymore... I just totally gave up on the whole lawsuit thing once I realized it was never actually going to lead anywhere.

Try logging in at the exact same time.😉
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2018
#11 ·
So I finally got my letter back from the District Attorney's office and they basically said they're tossing the criminal charges out, which is honestly such a relief because even if I had been convicted, I probably would have just walked away with some kind of probation anyway, so I guess everything worked out for the best!
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2018
#12 ·
And this one's just talking nonsense too, honestly, I mean what kind of warrant is that if there isn't even an indictment attached to it?
vividraven26 vividraven26 Active Member
170 messages
joined May 2014
#13 ·
Who on earth says you can't be a wanted person if an indictment hasn't been officially filed yet? It’s really just a question of what exactly we're dealing with here, isn't it?
And honestly, who even knows what kind of trouble your ex would have actually ended up in?
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2018
#14 ·
I mean, seriously, you get four years for rape, so how are these minor offenses getting more than two years behind bars? I just can't wrap my head around it.
vividraven26 vividraven26 Active Member
170 messages
joined May 2014
#15 ·
I mean, you can get hit with 8 years just for a rape charge alone. And when you start stacking these crimes on top of each other? The sentences just pile up, so they could easily end up looking at way more than that.
Rachel Garcia9 said:Try logging in at the exact same time.😉

hell, maybe even all three:
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2018
#16 ·
If you ask me, we’re looking at a minimum sentence of three years behind bars..
vividraven26 vividraven26 Active Member
170 messages
joined May 2014
#17 ·
I mean, sure, it could even be five bucks. I’m not the judge here. Or maybe he just wasn't home when they came knocking? Who knows?
Why don't you go ahead and set up a fake profile for him too, then just start uploading his photos there.
Patrick Thomas29 Patrick Thomas29 Member
42 messages
joined May 2008
#18 ·
Adam Kim13 said:If you ask me, we’re looking at a minimum sentence of three years behind bars..

Three to five,☕depending.
Adam Kim13 Adam Kim13 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2018
#19 ·
People are saying it’s actually worse than attempted murder or even sexual assault... though honestly, I know this total psycho from San Francisco spent six months behind bars and managed to rack up nineteen different criminal charges during that time alone

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