It’s been a busy week and it’s taking some time, but the post on mobbing with directional WiFi is up next. In the interim, as I was taking a break from being harassed inside my home by going outside and doing a bit of weeding, I had a thought.
Because of the parameters of the situation I’ve been existing in, including the manipulation of wireless networks and what appears to be the deliberate creation of network interference to inject malicious sound onto my service, I can’t be sure of the security of my communications. This means I can’t be sure that those I write receive my email or that I receive any responses they write. (That, in and of itself, should be concerning to law enforcement.)
So I’ll make this offer here. If you’re an interested security researcher or in law enforcement, I have some mobbing data I’d like to share, data that should help to end the need for this charming blog, and that should also help to educate law enforcement on how to respond to this predatory tech-enabled crime in the future. If I can verify your identity, I’d be glad to give you access to some of the data I’ve compiled.
No human being should have to be assaulted in her home day after day for years, as she waits for the City of Seattle and the Seattle Police Department to understand tech-enabled crime. Not to mention the fact that this kind of criminal harassment is almost certainly dangerous, is likely increasingly so over a protracted period of time, and has probably already affected my health.
If you are a researcher or investigator, you can contact me without going through email by leaving a comment on this blog. Your comment will not be published.
I’d appreciate your help. Others will too.
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