Smart thing would be to file a police report so an investigation on the doxxing can begin. She can prove her innocence in the whole affair.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
Racist "windshield notes" confirmed a hoax
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More or less.Decay said:Weird, I read the report and didn't see that although I admit I started skimming. Okay then she is complaining about something that went through proper procedures, broke no laws or policies? Go sue the State of Texas and the TPIA process then. Her buddy Martin basically closed the case by stopping his communication with the police.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
Why not? It's a tip. You solve cases by looking at all of the evidence. Not all of it is rock-solid evidence but you gotta work with what you've got.powerbelly said:More or less.Decay said:Weird, I read the report and didn't see that although I admit I started skimming. Okay then she is complaining about something that went through proper procedures, broke no laws or policies? Go sue the State of Texas and the TPIA process then. Her buddy Martin basically closed the case by stopping his communication with the police.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
It was a VERY close match BTW. It's easy to dismiss without the pictures (and staff is clear that we shouldn't post them) but it'd be a solid lead no matter where it came from.
powerbelly said:More or less.Decay said:Weird, I read the report and didn't see that although I admit I started skimming. Okay then she is complaining about something that went through proper procedures, broke no laws or policies? Go sue the State of Texas and the TPIA process then. Her buddy Martin basically closed the case by stopping his communication with the police.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
You can't? Really? To be fair, crimes have been solved based on much less.
Smartest thing would have been to never get involved. Not my circus, not my monkeys.kraut said:Smart thing would be to file a police report so an investigation on the doxxing can begin. She can prove her innocence in the whole affair.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
Can I get that full police report? Thanks!
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Need a face and the TexAgs logo.BenFiasco14 said:Redstone said:
Ben what's the status of the reward money? You were involved in solving the case.
It's now been 17 days since Young announced a $1200 reward and NOTHING.
WHERES OUR MONEY YOUNG??
CERTIFIED.
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In fact, I'll take Young's resignation in lieu of any cash reward.
MsDoubleD81 said:
They don't understand the acronym FOIA. They only know NAACP and POC.
Don't forget PWI.
Do you even forum 16? I can absolutely believe it happened, especially during the epic thread including handwriting analysis.powerbelly said:
More or less.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
I love how "PWI" is somehow attributed to white conservatives. I've never once in my life used the term, the phrase, nor even heard it before the past few weeks. Hell, I had to look it up.Prosperdick said:MsDoubleD81 said:
They don't understand the acronym FOIA. They only know NAACP and POC.
Don't forget PWI.
Also on page 9 is the tweet from a guy "time to burn Park West to the ground", that got passed off as a joke.
This was confirmed in the police report. They thought the evidence was actually pretty strong and would have pursued it if an actual crime had been committed.Decay said:Why not? It's a tip. You solve cases by looking at all of the evidence. Not all of it is rock-solid evidence but you gotta work with what you've got.powerbelly said:More or less.Decay said:Weird, I read the report and didn't see that although I admit I started skimming. Okay then she is complaining about something that went through proper procedures, broke no laws or policies? Go sue the State of Texas and the TPIA process then. Her buddy Martin basically closed the case by stopping his communication with the police.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
It was a VERY close match BTW. It's easy to dismiss without the pictures (and staff is clear that we shouldn't post them) but it'd be a solid lead no matter where it came from.
She is mentioned 1 time on page 9, but for the hand writing pictures and the officer said they couldn't take hearsay and the call ended.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Yep. So indeed I was half wrong. She however is still making it worse by running around crying about it. Nobody broke any laws or protocols.Satellite of Love said:She is mentioned 1 time on page 9, but for the hand writing pictures and the officer said they couldn't take hearsay and the call ended.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
POTUS Jr. retweeted it yesterday.
Well.
Ben, you deserve the YOUNGBUX
I also think you should disperse it as you please, with me at the front of the line
WE SOLVED THE CASE
REVIEW THE THREADS
ITS ALL THERE
$
NOW
Ben, you deserve the YOUNGBUX
I also think you should disperse it as you please, with me at the front of the line
WE SOLVED THE CASE
REVIEW THE THREADS
ITS ALL THERE
$
NOW
I honestly think that if Potus tweeted about it, this young hoaxer would see it as a victory of sorts. "I got them" if you will.
powerbelly said:More or less.Decay said:Weird, I read the report and didn't see that although I admit I started skimming. Okay then she is complaining about something that went through proper procedures, broke no laws or policies? Go sue the State of Texas and the TPIA process then. Her buddy Martin basically closed the case by stopping his communication with the police.powerbelly said:I just checked. She is listed on page 9.mazag08 said:Exactly. She just admitted to being the accomplice.Decay said:
She was NOT mentioned once in the report. She's desperately trying to tie it together but her, her business, etc etc are not named.
There is a "w/f" in there. We speculated it was her, but Texags made it very clear not to use her name or likeness. So we didn't. We just tried to put the evidence together.
She just confirmed 1. that was her in the report and 2. that was her who wrote the note.
She just couldn't effing help herself
Someone called in a tip implicating her as the person who wrote the note based on texags posts.
I can't believe there is a poster who would call in a tip based on nothing more than texags conjecture. That is pretty weak sauce.
Are you new here?
I feel bad for the girl that got implicated and whichever of you idiots called her and said nasty things needs to get some help for your problems.
If she was not involved, and Isaiah is really a friend of hers, he needs to man up and admit who wrote note. Whoever conspired to pull of the hoax is definitely worthy of ridicule, even without a crime being committed.
I am not convinced by the "handwriting" analysis (other than finding it interesting, it's certainly not a slam dunk), but I am convinced Isiaih put those notes on his own windshield, so he knows who wrote them.
If she was not involved, and Isaiah is really a friend of hers, he needs to man up and admit who wrote note. Whoever conspired to pull of the hoax is definitely worthy of ridicule, even without a crime being committed.
I am not convinced by the "handwriting" analysis (other than finding it interesting, it's certainly not a slam dunk), but I am convinced Isiaih put those notes on his own windshield, so he knows who wrote them.
Youngbux is great. Sad thing is, it's make believe and not real.
Even though Monopoly money has no value, it's actually something real. Same cannot be said about Youngbux.
He bamboozled us.
It'll be a great day in Aggieland when that dork leaves.
Even though Monopoly money has no value, it's actually something real. Same cannot be said about Youngbux.
He bamboozled us.
It'll be a great day in Aggieland when that dork leaves.
Hint: The smart odds are that the call is a hoax too.unmade bed said:
I feel bad for the girl that got implicated and whichever of you idiots called her and said nasty things needs to get some help for your problems.
If she was not involved, and Isaiah is really a friend of hers, he needs to man up and admit who wrote note. Whoever conspired to pull of the hoax is definitely worthy of ridicule, even without a crime being committed.
I am not convinced by the "handwriting" analysis (other than finding it interesting, it's certainly not a slam dunk), but I am convinced Isiaih put those notes on his own windshield, so he knows who wrote them.
The ProFettsor said:I love how "PWI" is somehow attributed to white conservatives. I've never once in my life used the term, the phrase, nor even heard it before the past few weeks. Hell, I had to look it up.Prosperdick said:MsDoubleD81 said:
They don't understand the acronym FOIA. They only know NAACP and POC.
Don't forget PWI.
Me as well and I suspect 99% of conservatives had never heard it before a week ago. The victimhood culture is so vibrant they almost create their own language with all the silly acronyms of non-existent threats they "suffer."
unmade bed said:
I feel bad for the girl that got implicated and whichever of you idiots called her and said nasty things needs to get some help for your problems.
How do we know that the VM is not a hoax as well? She could have gotten one of her marxists friends to call her from a blocked #. I would not put it past her to do it.
Additionally she has 2 unheard VM from her grandma from like back in June....not cool. The reason we all wear masks & social distance is to save grammy & you can't be bothered to call her back. Shame!
It is stupid made up language crazy people think the right uses.Prosperdick said:The ProFettsor said:I love how "PWI" is somehow attributed to white conservatives. I've never once in my life used the term, the phrase, nor even heard it before the past few weeks. Hell, I had to look it up.Prosperdick said:MsDoubleD81 said:
They don't understand the acronym FOIA. They only know NAACP and POC.
Don't forget PWI.
Me as well and I suspect 99% of conservatives had never heard it before a week ago. The victimhood culture is so vibrant they almost create their own language with all the silly acronyms of non-existent threats they "suffer."
When the Jussie story very first hit the news I went straight to "hoax" when he said the perpetrators said "this is maga country".
Nobody talks like that. Except for stupid liberals telling lies about the right.
Staff - take out the trash.
Oh & to add onto the thinking the VM is a hoax, whomever called cheesecake girl kept asking about cookies. Everyone on this board knows she makes cheesecakes with premade graham cracker crusts.
So why would they call to be jerks & get the whole bit wrong? Could be another student sick of their fellow attention seeking students, or one of her friends. The chances it was a forum 16 poster is slim to none.
So why would they call to be jerks & get the whole bit wrong? Could be another student sick of their fellow attention seeking students, or one of her friends. The chances it was a forum 16 poster is slim to none.
After meeting with UPD:aggiehawg said:Let's swing back around to this for a minute. Leaving racist notes on your own windshield is not a crime? Or Martin declined to file a formal police report after consulting with counsel?Quote:
On 7/1/20 at 1030hrs, I called Martin who told me that he was advised by his attorney not to speak to me further.
On 7/1/20, I contacted the County Attorney`s Office to see if this incident was considered a False Report. This case does not meet the elements since Martin did not report a crime.
Leaving racist notes on your own windshield is not a crime?
Freedom of speech, can't be hate crime if you do it to yourself.
Or Martin declined to file a formal police report after consulting with counsel?
Not a good idea to file a police report on yourself.
As per filing charges for false report, not worth the effort to pursue because only harm done was to his own reputation which he did to himself.
If Isaih cooperates and reveals who wrote the notes...it would be a good opportunity for him to make amends.
What happens to Isaih is up to university officials.
As far as who wrote the notes, right now it is hearsay and can't be proven without a witness.
Other things still being investigated, wait for it.
Park West incident is done.
Reward money probably won't be given...
The ProFettsor said:I love how "PWI" is somehow attributed to white conservatives. I've never once inProsperdick said:MsDoubleD81 said:
They don't understand the acronym FOIA. They only know NAACP and POC.
Don't forget PWI.
my life used the term, the phrase, nor even heard it before the past few weeks. Hell, I had to look it up.
Wtf is PWI?
Predominantly White Institution
Contrast with HBCU/Historically Black College and/or University
Contrast with HBCU/Historically Black College and/or University
I always thought pw was totally something way different!
Surprisingly to some folks, leaving racially insensitive notes on someone's car, not in their presence, and without doing damage, probably isn't a criminal offense. Without a threat to violence, damage to property, or the prospect of an immediate breach of the peace, the alleged victim's story, even if true, probably would not have been a crime.Look it up said:After meeting with UPD:aggiehawg said:Let's swing back around to this for a minute. Leaving racist notes on your own windshield is not a crime? Or Martin declined to file a formal police report after consulting with counsel?Quote:
On 7/1/20 at 1030hrs, I called Martin who told me that he was advised by his attorney not to speak to me further.
On 7/1/20, I contacted the County Attorney`s Office to see if this incident was considered a False Report. This case does not meet the elements since Martin did not report a crime.
Leaving racist notes on your own windshield is not a crime?
Freedom of speech, can't be hate crime if you do it to yourself.
Or Martin declined to file a formal police report after consulting with counsel?
Not a good idea to file a police report on yourself.
As per filing charges for false report, not worth the effort to pursue because only harm done was to his own reputation which he did to himself.
If Isaih cooperates and reveals who wrote the notes...it would be a good opportunity for him to make amends.
What happens to Isaih is up to university officials.
As far as who wrote the notes, right now it is hearsay and can't be proven without a witness.
Other things still being investigated, wait for it.
Park West incident is done.
Reward money probably won't be given...
Therefore, his filing a false report regarding this non-crime does not fall within the coverage of the false report statute.
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