So Michele is a cheating, thieving snake in the grass who wanted revenge at Vic for something she's guilty of also doing. Even after he paid for her apartment after they broke up. Yeah but she's a badass for her "emotionally" distraught email to Vic during his lowest point. You hear that? That's her sympathy level going all the way down to 0
So, after more digging it seems she was purchasing merchandises from her place of business when it was on sale and then returning it herself for a full price refund.
Holy FUCK, what I'd like to know is how many transactions that was, and/or how pricey the merchandise was, for that to be over $5000, if that number is indeed correct!
I NEED A *WHEEZE* CONSLUT. I'M HOLDING OUT FOR A *WHEEZE* CONSLUT TILL THE BREAK OF DAWN. SHE'S GOTTA BE *WHEEZE* FAST AND SHE'S GOTTA BE STRONG AND SHE'S *WHEEZE* GOTTA BE RIGHT FOR MY LUNGS.
I'm sure she cries about it every night to her new beau. But of course it's strategic just as it was strategic to plant herself close to Vic. That's how women like her operate it's a base cunning for scammers. It's just a horrible thing to do to a man who continues to be nothing, but kind.
So Michele is a cheating, thieving snake in the grass who wanted revenge at Vic for something she's guilty of also doing. Even after he paid for her apartment after they broke up. Yeah but she's a badass for her "emotionally" distraught email to Vic during his lowest point. You hear that? That's her sympathy level going all the way down to 0
So, after more digging it seems she was purchasing merchandises from her place of business when it was on sale and then returning it herself for a full price refund.
you sure thats illegal?
well good for me that they never got me while i worked in retail while in college.
I mean, thats a very clever scam, totaly new to me.
you sure thats illegal?
well good for me that they never got me while i worked in retail while in college.
I mean, thats a very clever scam, totaly new to me.
From what you're describing, it sounds like she was committing 1st degree retail fraud... Which the punishment could be up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $10,000. So yeah... she got off light.
If someone purchases items at a discount and intends to obtain a profit from it by getting a full return rather than the actual amount that was paid for... that is indeed a crime. It's like theft, but in a more roundabout way.
Jonathan Migoni/Bigchungus2766/uncharted halo/Sjinzo86/JinzoLord86/Dr Zoidberg 300/It was me DIO
Another, somewhat notable, KVer for the list. Our friend here has been around since all the way back in February of last year, sharing his shit takes and parroting the same info about the hair pulling and so on that we've seen time and time again during 2019.
“@Efoe2484 You have no idea. They other voice actors had no idea how big of the character they voiced. I’m glad Vig won’t be stealing their spotlight anymore”
“@B_Rabbit843 @marchimark If I remember, Jamie has only started working in the anime industry, when Vig pull her hair. I don’t see Jamie as a lair, or abuses. I talk to a few con staffed members and told me she was quiet, and no complaints from her.”
He has also shared some of his con experiences involving Vic. But, like many of the stories from the past year so far from other KVers like him, there's zero evidence to back them up. Which means they totally happened.
Notice how in the tweet from February he mentions having finally gotten the chance to meet Vic in one con in 2018 but then in the other tweets from November he mentions having been staffed at a con since 2006 and that he personally knows what kind of person Vic is.
“@MarzGurl I finally got the chance to meet Vic at Con-alt-delete of last year, and wow, he hated me because I didn’t want to pay $10 to get a picture of him or brought any of his merchandise. I told him thank you for the autograph and didn’t bother to say your welcome”
“@WahDandy @UnderdogBT I’ve been staffed since 2006, and I know personally what kind of a prick Vig is. We have something called Vig duty, and wow, no one wants to do it, lol.”
“@KaleidescopeMlp The only voice actor who truly believes who was top of the world was Vig himself. I’ve met so many anime, and video game voice actor who are indeed humble. As a former staffed member I personally witnessed how much of a drama queen Vig is.”
If not talking about Vic or cons with his own crowd, you'll also usually see him inserting himself into arguments with ISWV idiots. Most of the time spamming the same image of the Heavy from Team Fortress 2 with the words "Cry Some More" as a form of gotcha to try and trigger some people.
“@gamerjohn1998 @ZeroResurrected @Victorblud @christinekirby @brolyxtreme @garro_mark Just be happy Vig is getting banned from all the good cons, not getting any more lead roles, also”
But besides being a good little KV sheep, and an annoying, unfunny pest to boot, the reason for his addition to the doxdex and why you now see him here is due to him sharing a particular image of a female cosplayer flipping off Vic from a distance during a con back in 2016 to rile up some of the ISWV speds while making them think it was him. All to "protect" the original poster and to probably try and get some asspats for being such a good boy.
Name: Jonathan Migoni
Age: 34
DoB: January 2, 1986
Address: USA, Chicago 47 Forest Ln Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Phone Number(s): (847) 702-4684, (224) 388-9361
Email(s): jmigoni@msn.com, shibainu431@gmail.com
My info comes from a reliable source, though I personally don’t have the documents. I tried to do a little digging to get them but I didn’t really know how to go about it. It was between 6-8 years ago, and would have been in either Glendale or Los Angeles.
Holy FUCK, what I'd like to know is how many transactions that was, and/or how pricey the merchandise was, for that to be over $5000, if that number is indeed correct!
From what you're describing, it sounds like she was committing 1st degree retail fraud... Which the punishment could be up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $10,000. So yeah... she got off light.
If someone purchases items at a discount and intends to obtain a profit from it by getting a full return rather than the actual amount that was paid for... that is indeed a crime. It's like theft, but in a more roundabout way.
If someone purchases items at a discount and intends to obtain a profit from it by getting a full return rather than the actual amount that was paid for... that is indeed a crime. It's like theft, but in a more roundabout way.
My info comes from a reliable source, though I personally don’t have the documents. I tried to do a little digging to get them but I didn’t really know how to go about it. It was between 6-8 years ago, and would have been in either Glendale or Los Angeles.
If when you bought something, you paid the cashier 2 bucks, then if you return it then you get 2 bucks back. You do not get to ask for 10 bucks back because you did not pay $10, you paid $2.
Michelle had been scamming stores for more money than she actually paid for purchases. What she did was very much a no-no.
Manjaw's toadie is really irrelevant but damn that bitch needs a doxing already. Fucking Chungus got doxed sooner than that bitch and he's KV's white noise, less important than one of Manjaw's elite toadies/orbiters.
My info comes from a reliable source, though I personally don’t have the documents. I tried to do a little digging to get them but I didn’t really know how to go about it. It was between 6-8 years ago, and would have been in either Glendale or Los Angeles.
Did this end up in court? If the only documents were with something like the LAPD your luck may be mixed ever seeing them again. They should be subject to a public records request, though California is I believe the most insanely expensive state in the country for this. Normal county court documents are often as much as $0.50 a page.
If nobody went to the cops or court over it, there might be nothing to get.
And she might have got some pretrial diversion that would have ended in expunging any records that did exist.
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