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"paul packer" a écrit dans le message news:
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Some have remarked that I appear to be almost as crazy as McCarty. Well,
most of us have little corners of irrationality, but this is what McCarty
did to me and my friends:
1. He put my neighbor, an elderly lady, in the hospital. Her husband was
near death in a nursing home, and McCarty called her at 2 a.m. every
night
for a month. Every time he called, she thought it was the nursing home
telling her that her hubby had died. After a month of this, she
collapsed.
2. He damaged my relations with another neighbor.
3. He destroyed Ted Lindblad's business, and called Ted's pastor and told
him that Ted was a child molestor.
Like Marc Phillips and Art Sackman 2 famous internet geek use to do with
Arnold Krueger.
Do yI was knowing that they were insane. :-)
4. He brought the sheriff to Ken Drescher's home with accusations that he
was dealing in stolen goods.
5. He got a man kicked out of his house in Dover, Delaware, on the
malarkey
charge that he was running a business out of his house, because it was
packed to the gills with hifi equipment (isn't that dangerous!  .
6. He infiltrated my film project and maliciously sent out messages to
the
participants in my name, destroying my relationship with one of the
participants.
7. For six weeks, he used the About.com mailing lists to email-bomb
almost a
dozen people.
8. Various other things.
So, to those of you who think this is a flame war, it isn't really. It's
a
real confrontation that spills onto usenet.
It is strange that Brian is unable to comprehend that there are real
consequences for him, his wife Sandra, and his son, for keeping up this
behavior.
Given all this, Robert, and given the time you've been fighting this
battle, is it not now obvious that McCarty is not going to change,
that his mental condition is in fact deteriorating, and that further
confict with him here or in the real world will cost you at least as
much as it does him? I questioned direct confrontation with him years
ago, and things have only got worse. Is it not now time for a
reappraisal?
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