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In those leaked chats you can see that they doxed your mother and your sister:
Happened here in this post:
In that same chat b says/asks ok to swat your mother.
Can you tell us if this happened or not?
Crossover Torswats / Alan Winston Filion + Entropy / Cowbin / Sneed.Social / Niggerchat / Patriots.Farm / Lambright Legion / Project Coomer - Sektur Swatter, domestic terrorist, depraved psychotic hapa swatter who gets off to attempted murder, had OpSec worse than your grandpa's, DOXED by Discord LMAO.
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Happened here in this post:
In that same chat b says/asks ok to swat your mother.
Can you tell us if this happened or not?
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even if they think it's fake they'll still follow through on it, because the theoretical risk of not following through on a real call because they thought it was fake would be a career ending disaster for everyone involve.d
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At the risk of sounding MATI, eat shit and enjoy prison stalker child. Swatting is fucking gay
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The article says this guy faces four felony counts and that charges are "making false reports concerning the planting of a bomb or the use of firearms," which is a 2nd degree felony in Florida and carries a possible penalty of up to 15 years, but it says they're charging the hate crime enhancement, which bumps a 2nd degree felony to 1st degree, which is up to 30 years. The article mentions three mosque calls and one to a courthouse. Assuming the courthouse one doesn't have the hate crime enhancement, that means up to 105 years if he got convicted and maxed out on all four, enhanced on three, with everything running consecutive. That could be off because the article doesn't have specifics, but the guy is definitely looking at huge potential liability if he goes to trial and the prosecutor will have a ton of leverage in plea negotiations.
What's strange is that Florida is prosecuting him instead of the feds. These kinds of interstate crimes are exactly the type that should be prosecuted by the feds. I'm sure it's happened before, but I can't recall ever seeing a high profile swatting prosecution in a state court. Usually state swatting cases are simple situations where a a dumbass kid calls in a bomb threat to his school. That's what most of the case law is about with this Florida statute.
In this case, it doesn't sound like the guy was in Florida when he made the calls. Does that mean the crime was committed in Florida such that Florida has jurisdiction to prosecute? Probably, but it's a hell of a lot messier than a federal prosecution, where the fact that the call was made across state lines leaves no doubt the feds have jurisdiction.
Florida prosecuting the case also makes roping in any other people involved more complicated and therefore less likely, imo. For example, say this guy tells prosecutors "I can give you my best customer, Fatrick." Florida wouldn't be able to prosecute Fatrick, so they have no incentive to deal. That would necessarily be done on the fed level because, again, they have jurisdiction over all parties involved in these kinds of interstate crimes. Same goes for coconspirators, where it's much easier for the feds to both locate and arrest them and negotiate deals than it is for Florida.
So the story is that the FBI does an investigation and cracks the case, which clearly involves federal charges, only for the US Attorney to hand it off for a state level prosecution. Am I to believe that some power mad, ambitious US Attorney said "now that my glownigger henchmen have made the case, I don't want any of the glory of locking up the most prolific and high profile swatter in US history, so I'm passing this off to my lowly brethren in Florida, a state that my boss's administration despises"? That doesn't make sense.
The most likely explanation is that the case isn't airtight for one reason or another. The federal conviction rate at trial is like 99%, and they're known to only take slam dunk cases and leave everything else to the state courts. Especially given the high profile nature of this case, that's the only reason I can think of as to why they would give it to Florida.
What's strange is that Florida is prosecuting him instead of the feds. These kinds of interstate crimes are exactly the type that should be prosecuted by the feds. I'm sure it's happened before, but I can't recall ever seeing a high profile swatting prosecution in a state court. Usually state swatting cases are simple situations where a a dumbass kid calls in a bomb threat to his school. That's what most of the case law is about with this Florida statute.
In this case, it doesn't sound like the guy was in Florida when he made the calls. Does that mean the crime was committed in Florida such that Florida has jurisdiction to prosecute? Probably, but it's a hell of a lot messier than a federal prosecution, where the fact that the call was made across state lines leaves no doubt the feds have jurisdiction.
Florida prosecuting the case also makes roping in any other people involved more complicated and therefore less likely, imo. For example, say this guy tells prosecutors "I can give you my best customer, Fatrick." Florida wouldn't be able to prosecute Fatrick, so they have no incentive to deal. That would necessarily be done on the fed level because, again, they have jurisdiction over all parties involved in these kinds of interstate crimes. Same goes for coconspirators, where it's much easier for the feds to both locate and arrest them and negotiate deals than it is for Florida.
So the story is that the FBI does an investigation and cracks the case, which clearly involves federal charges, only for the US Attorney to hand it off for a state level prosecution. Am I to believe that some power mad, ambitious US Attorney said "now that my glownigger henchmen have made the case, I don't want any of the glory of locking up the most prolific and high profile swatter in US history, so I'm passing this off to my lowly brethren in Florida, a state that my boss's administration despises"? That doesn't make sense.
The most likely explanation is that the case isn't airtight for one reason or another. The federal conviction rate at trial is like 99%, and they're known to only take slam dunk cases and leave everything else to the state courts. Especially given the high profile nature of this case, that's the only reason I can think of as to why they would give it to Florida.
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Imagine allowing a kidnapper/human trafficker to get away with it because "the caller sounded strange".
That's why these TTS calls work. They need to answer it because the risk of allowing a criminal to get away with it outweighs the risk of a false alarm.
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According to screenshots @Sprate Header took yesterday, one of Torswats buddies says he was arrested two weeks ago.
That new "Torswats" TG account was created on the 8th I think (it was posted here or Jackie's thread on the 8th), which just about corresponds with when his friend says he disappeared offline.
Would the feds have taken him into custody and kept it quiet for a couple of weeks while hoping people would try to solicit this new account for swats?
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They would have kept it quiet for a few weeks, but they would not have set up the new account like it was:
... nor would they have engaged with Jackie while running the account.
This new Torswats account set up this year is either a fake account run by Jackie to make herself look like a cool epic whitehat superhero to BlueAnon Infosec Twitter, or a fake account run by some random looking to siphon money from retards.
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This is so gay, how many other fags are gonna say they’re the one responsible? It kind of just highlights how disconnected people are from reality. You can make touch grass jokes all they want but honestly these people really can’t be responsible with internet access. It could be so simple, laugh at dummy and move on but it’s all become so serious and it’s losing its fun
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is it not a little weird that only Wired has published this story? Don't DAs send press releases bragging when they get an arrest for a prolific criminal that has been the topic of news pieces in the past?
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Some nigger didn't overdose so it's not as marketable.
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It’s possible it’s more than one person. And the best thing to do would be to keep messages popping up right after they arrest a team mate. Especially if they think it’s one guy
>hey guys what’s up? I’m still here
Makes a great alibi and defense for the arrested person if the DFE properly and no evidence exists on their device.
Who knows, maybe Tor swats is still free and was just using a residential proxy. These weirdos have an entire market around that.
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It was probably placed by someone connected to the case, maybe this PI guy Dennis for his clients.
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Makes my sock account syndicate sound like an absolute bargain.
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Oh well, I’m sure this will totally solve the problem of swatting, and not you know… Take a good hard look at American policing and their tendency to pull out guns constantly and treat everyone as a dangerous threat.
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The American court system sounds like a pinball game, where you have to hit special areas and build up combo points to reach the high score.
"Oooh, look at that Joe, the judge hit a TRIPLE multiplier! The defendant's in big trouble, he could be going away for a long time..."
"Oh no, the ball just went straight into the Mutt's Law hole (my favorite), you know what THAT means, Mike."
"Damn right, Joe. Looks like the judge is going for the Hate Crime enhancement bonus! Is he going to get it? This could be all over!"
"OH MY GOD! He just hit the Hate Crime enhancement AND another quadruple multiplier on top of it! IT'S ALL OVER! The judge really put it all on the line tonight and wasn't afraid to take risks, and it paid off. What a show! Seven consecutive life sentences and getting raped by a pack of niggers every night! This is what American taxpayers are paying for, and tonight they definitely got their money's worth."
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is the greatest country on the planet."
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Few enjoy it.
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I hope a favorite scifi author of the forum and actual tough guy doesn't have his name dropped as a customer of torswats. That sure would make him look really stupid... and fat. I don't feel so good Fatrickbros. You're life is already over. Enjoy prison aTalker child!
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This is Patrick and Jackie's FAKE false flag Torswats account. They literally named it "MURDER Pat and Jackie". How anyone is falling for this is beyond me. This is the account that Jackie had a fake conversation with, saying something like "This is Jackie mother fucking Singh".
Oh and they didn't include a PGP key either because Jackie Singh is a fucking dipshit who knows nothing about cyber security
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In the event that there is more than one person behind Torswats, and the cops successfully arrested at least one, what are the chances that the guy they arrested will stand tough and not rat out everyone else? Even if he doesn't have real names, he could provide insight into how the community works and provide leads on how locate these people. It's clear that he/they are scumbags willing to potentially murder (by cop) someone for little/no reason. Why hold true to some kind of honor system?
He's potentially facing over 100 years in felony charges. If there were others involved I can easily see the cops offering a lesser (but still significant) sentence. Maybe 20 years or so in a low security prison or something. He's still losing a big chunk of his life, but he'll leave prison alive one day, and the cops (or feds, if they choose to take over other convictions) can go after others in the network and destroy them.
Alternatively, if its just one guy, then fuck him. No leniency. No special considerations. Maximum penalties. Let him rot for the remainder of his life.