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and The Clashmaster. Well, he apparently had cashed roughly 16 checks belonging |
to one John Martino (a man who lives down the street from him). Around August |
4, 1986, Dr. Who and Telenet Bob were picked up in a store in North Adams, |
Massachusetts. They were trying to pass off another check. |
The police were on the scene very shortly and they were taken in. Dr. Who told |
the police inspector about a PDP-11/23 when asked about it. He had frauded |
this at Harvard University and told them that RC Modeler (also known as Recent |
Change) had it. They converged on a sleeping RC who confessed everything. |
Dr. Who is being charged with 16 counts of theft. |
RC Modeler is being charged with larceny & possibly as an accomplice to theft. |
Telenet Bob is being charged with 1 count of attempted theft. |
Dr. Who and RC Modeler are reportedly out of the scene permanently and Dr. Who |
may be serving some prison time. Also, RC Modeler, when being questioned, was |
asked about Legion of Doom. This is VERY strange since we cannot figure out |
quite WHY this was asked. |
Sysops are asked to clear their accounts form any bbs they were on. |
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The following is the interpretation of the same events as described by the |
Concord Journal. The real names of the phreaks involved have been censored. |
Computer Theft Charge |
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An 18-year-old Concord man was charged on August 5, 1986 with stealing a $3,300 |
computer [PDP-11/23 with Venix software] from Harvard University and a portable |
stereo from an unknown store by using checks, police allege he knew to be |
forged, to pay for the items, police said. |
RC Modeler, was charged with two counts of larceny over $100, police said. |
[Also, accessory to the crime, RC says.] |
Police issued a warrant for RC's arrest after being tipped-off by the North |
Adam's police that he had allegedly made purchases with checks they alleged to |
be stolen and forged. |
North Adam's police, according to reports, arrested Doctor Who, of Lenox, MA. |
[and Telenet Bob], and charged him with using stolen and forged checks earlier |
this month. Police said Who told them about RC's purchases. They said Who |
wrote checks for the purchase of the computer equipment and the stereo for RC. |
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Well, RC might get off with 3 years of probation (including possible drug |
testing according to RC.). Dr. Who's court set is set for August 25, 1986. |
He will most likely be doing some prison time unfortunately. Please address |
all further questions to The Clashmaster. |
Information Provided By The Clashmaster |
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Portrait Of The Typical Computer Criminal August 11, 1986 |
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from PC Week Magazine |
In studying the typical computer criminal, the National Center for Computer |
Crime Data, in L.A., may have recently shattered some common myths. |
Rather than being some genius computer programmer, according to the center's |
recently published report, the typical computer criminal is just that: quite |
typical. He's most often a male, with an average age of 22, and if not, he's |
next likely to be 19. Chances are he's a programmer, but if that job |
description doesn't fit, he's most likely a student or an input clerk. |
Less than 5% of the time, this criminal will be either unskilled or unemployed, |
and less than 2% of the time will he be a computer executive. |
In more than 40% of the cases that the center studied, criminals stole money, |
and if cash wasn't their style, they split between stealing information or |
programs and damaging software. |
For these crimes, 4/5ths of those caught had to pay a fine or do community |
service or both, or serve less than 6 months in jail. In close to 1/5th of the |
cases, the criminal's only punishment was to make restitution. |
Some notes from Sally Ride:::Space Cadet |
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Pisses me off! How dare they suggest we are not GENIUS computer programmers! Oh |
wait a minute, I know why they screwed up the statistics! They haven't caught |
the geniuses, so we throw off the statistical skew since we're still free. |
Also I think it's high time computer executives start accounting for their fair |
share of computer crime! They probably don't get in the statistics either since |
they pull off the really big money rip-offs and it doesn't get published by the |
high power companies they work for so the public keeps faith in them. |
Information Provided By Sally Ride:::Space Cadet |
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Dan Pasquale: Still Hostile or Ancient History? September 8, 1986 |
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Some updated information on Sergeant Dan Pasquale (Fremont, CA Police |
Department) aka The Revenger here. Supposedly he has been calling Oryan QUEST |
on several occasions and filling in Oryan as to his plans on whom to bust. |
However, an investigation into the truth of this matter shows otherwise. |
Most recently, Oryan QUEST informed me that Dan Pasquale was trying to gain |
information on The Yakuza. I told The Yakuza about this and had him call Dan |
himself to find out what was going on. |
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