James McGibney is finally getting the prime-time slot he deserves. We’ve watched him kick the teeth out of digital predators for over a dozen years, since the early days of Bullyville so we’re glad the rest of the world will see him in action once again.
In our previous coverage, we exposed how “Antifa US” was utilizing two fake owners as a front-end disguise. While that discovery was alarming, it was merely the surface. In this chapter of The Predator Files, we open the file on “Subdomain Subterfuge” to reveal what was hiding on the back end—and the results expose a sophisticated, politically motivated intelligence operation.
Most observers are familiar with antifawatch.net, but the operation began with a different domain: antifa.us.
A forensic look at the site’s history raises immediate red flags.
On the surface, the website antifawatch.net presents itself as a public service—a digital catalog of activists allegedly involved in Antifa activities. However, a closer look at the data behind the domain reveals a web of inconsistencies, fake identities, and what appears to be a coordinated conservative political operation.
Take a peek behind the curtain, and the “watchdog” facade quickly crumbles.
In the world of online harassment, you might expect the architects of “doxing empires” to be technical masterminds or creative innovators. But as we uncovered in the case of Joey Camp, sometimes the “empire” is built on nothing more than a lazy copy-and-paste job.
In the wake of Joey Camp’s allegations against Rob Monster, Zile and Bea obtain a piece of undeniable evidence from Joey Camp himself: a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) between Camp and the Epik CEO.
Meet Richard Luthmann, part of the Paid To Say crew, an attention-seeking litigious clown who’s joined the Dunkin Karen circus.
In the wake of Joey Camp’s allegations against Rob Monster, Zile and Bea obtain a piece of undeniable evidence from Joey Camp himself: a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) between Camp and the Epik CEO.
This contract was signed five months after Camp and Epik had publicly parted ways. While the body of the NDA remains a mystery, its existence proves there was a hidden relationship between the serial doxer and the “bulletproof” hosting CEO.
Rob Monster’s Florida business filings after the Epik Hack
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