Why Laurie Is Living The Pinocchio Paradox

She is but she isn't.  She does but she doesn't.  While she is torturing people, she tells them that she doesn't torture people?  How can Laurie be two people at once and yet she's neither of them.

It's called a Pinocchio paradox, where if she lies she becomes the person that she says she isn't but if she tells the truth she isn't the person that she is...I use to call it a no win situation for Laurie, but the facts are simple...everything that Laurie does is what Lisa does unless you don't look into the facts or you do.  The only thing that allows her to exist is doing things her way and accepting her story over the telephone or not in person, but that is what Lisa does.

How can Lisa exist when there is no Lisa?  I don't know, ask Lt. Reyes how there can be a complaint from Vicky Rabb, when there clearly is no Vicky Rabb alive....you simply can not believe a human paradox.

Laurie claims now that she is the victim of her victims...how can that be?  She wants to be free to victimize people, but doesn't see that as a crime, but when the same thing happens to her, she flips and becomes the biggest victim of all.  There is no doubt that I did not do this to her....she has done this to herself and now knows what can happen when people use electronic harassment to protect themselves from their harasser.  It's an interesting dilemma Laurie finds herself in.  Is she the victim of her own crime?  Just because I've found out how to use this crime legally without any computers or wires I use my brain to make her feel the way she does.  You can't blame a guy for out thinking her...it's what was required.