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Originally Posted by Guest
As a victim of a crime, I am NOT going to rush into my library to see what I can do about it. That has got to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard of.
And, since you, Tal, feel you are a victim of cyber crime, why don't you rush into your library and find out what you can do about it? Perhaps you will find some useful information in your own project ?
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No, of course you would not. You would probably look at various web-sites that offer support group information and the like. Or apps that have information about the contact points of various agencies, etc.
When I was in law school they had very few materials to help the law students who were victims of crimes from other law students.
Things have changed in the almost 41 years I have been interested in this topic since I went into the Washoe County Library looking for materials to help my fellow Earl Wooster High School students deal with the 2-24-1976 murder investigation in the slaying of Michelle Mitchell. This killing was near the University of Nevada, Reno campus. Some of the students in that class were suspects for that murder. My alibi was my birthday party as 2 24 is my birthday. If you look at my thread you might actually notice that rather than joining in the hate fest directed at me from certain TRUMP trolls on here.
I am a victim/survivor of a cyber crime on here. That is CRIMINAL HARASSMENT from jack9696. There are a lot of options available to me. All would have an impact on my immediate family if I pursue them. The best course is to just IGNORE jack9696's posts. And hope that the MODERATOR takes action against this man jack9696 for violating the terms of this resource.
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...ack9696-64433/ https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...p?pageid=rules