You aren’t going to believe this, but we have a story today that is even more crazy than the last one about the bullies rejoicing over their own rumor.  So, we can safely say that we now know who left the threat on our blog under the name of Warning.  You all remember that?  If you don’t, here’s the screenshot where Warning threatened to “ruthlessly and relentlessly target” and carpet bomb innocent people because we called out Avery Duncan for her bullying:

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The IP was traced to Staten Island, NY:

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For those who would like to verify the IP, just contact us privately and we’ll send you the original screenshots.

So… who lives in Staten Island, NY, and has been talking smack about us and the whole Avery Duncan episode on his Wattpad profile?

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Also known as Parogar:

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Here are a few interesting comments made by him on his profile.  You will notice some familiar words and phrases:

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You see how he uses the exact same words?  Which is why we thought this was so funny:

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Yeah, that’s right, Kevin!  Because you did say it!

Oh and btw, if you take a look at his recent FB posts, he is the bullies’ definition of a BBA:

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Okay, so… after he left his threat on our blog, we wrote up a post exposing it and promising that we would be sending the information to the police so that they could trace it and find out who he is, which we did.  We also promised to give that information to anyone he “ruthlessly and relentlessly” targeted and carpet-bombed.  And what was his reaction?

Well…

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Regardless of his tough words, he took it seriously because instead of targeting innocent people, he created a bunch of socks and carpet-bombed Avery’s book on Goodreads to make it look like it was us.  Yes, you read that right.  He CARPET-BOMBED HIS OWN FRIEND’S BOOK:

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Then, he wrote this on his Wattpad profile:

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When we discovered what was happening that day, we wrote a post called The Bullies Carpet Bomb Avery Duncan’s Books (at the time still not knowing that it was him) and we reported the carpet bombs and fake accounts to Goodreads.

How did he react?  Well…

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See how he mentions his 13+ K followers?  Of course this is his “network capable of reaching tens of thousands of people”.

Anyhow, then, what happened?

Immediately, the carpet bombs on disappeared and the book was given a light shower of five star ratings from recently created sock accounts:

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Now keep in mind that all this happened on May 14.  All in ONE day.  So, let’s think about this.  Even if Goodreads had gotten our message that day about the fake accounts and the carpet bombs, they still take a few days to analyze the accounts and remove any suspicious activity.  And that’s on a good day.  Normally, Goodreads takes weeks to do anything.  Yet somehow, the one-star carpet bombs magically disappeared and were suddenly replaced with a bunch of five star ratings right after Kevin sent out his call to arms, telling his “tens of thousands” of followers to five star her book (which btw resulted in 7 five star ratings, not tens of thousands).

Very interesting, isn’t it?

Well, guess what, Kevin!  We have bundled up all our links and screenshots in a nice little zipped folder and sent one copy to Goodreads to let them know of the mischief you’ve been up to.  The other, we are sending out to the Staten Island police department with a warning that you intend to “ruthlessly and relentlessly” target and stalk people online.

Good job, buddy.  You just screwed yourself.

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