The Mitch Squad took their harassment and abuse from the internet to email this morning.

I will reiterate:

STOP EMAILING ME.

I will not communicate with harassing cyberstalkers who intentionally endanger the lives of those I love and everyone around me by ILLEGALLY spreading my personal and confidential information and UNLISTED PHONE NUMBER. If you expect me to be civil, then you should be; take it down. Okay, you got my attention, but you don’t have my cooperation. Take it down.

Why is the phone number unlisted? Because of a stalking incident when my children were small. And guess what, we caught that MF, too. And guess what, I am entitled to protect my own safety and that of everyone else around me: This is aimed directly at my life, and the lives of the people close to me, AND PEOPLE I DON’T EVEN KNOW!!!!

If anything happens to any of the people on that list, I will hold you personally responsible.

TAKE THAT POST DOWN.

The Cyberstalker’s Motivation

Four major themes surrounding the cyberstalking relationship emerged from the data. They were the ‘vindictive’, ‘composed’, ‘collective’, and ‘intimate’ cyberstalkers.

The Vindictive Cyberstalker

This group is so named due to the ferocity to which they victimise those whom they pursue. They threatened their victims more than any other group and in the majority of cases they actually stalked their target offline. A third of the perpetrators were known to have had a previous criminal record, and two-thirds were known to have victimised others before.

The Mitch Squad has already established themselves in this category with threats directed at Larry Sinclair, and now me. Who else is there? From what I gather, they’ve promised to do this to whoever supports Larry Sinclair. But they also seem to be playing out of a sick cyberstalking terrorizing handbook:

Harassment would be used to discredit the victim and/or silence the victim. In this group, identity theft was used to impersonate and discredit victims. Group cyberstalking was also observed in the study. Here two or more perpetrators perceived that they had been ‘wronged’ and wished to ‘punish’ the victim. It was not beyond this group of cyberstalkers to try and recruit others to harass the victim offline. In one case, one group of perpetrators were able to enlist other perpetrators to harass their target offline by giving them the victim’s address.

WOW, just like the Smear Jack Cabal!!! Does Cafasso teach classes in this at Ruckus training camp or something? Am I experiencing deja vu, or what.

I’m going to start a blogroll for bloggers against internet stalking. If you want to jump on, send me your url at caoilfhionn1 at gmail dot com. We should band together and stand up to idiots like this who think they can use blackmail and intimidation to control the content you write about.

Previous: here and here.

I’m not dumb enough to broadcast what I’m going to do about this to this bunch of screaming hyenas, but believe you me, I’m not sitting still for it.