If you could hear what I am hearing tonight you would be appalled by the absolute nerve of Lori LaFond on the microphone. You should literally hear how she wants to take credit for my project now. Informing my friends' parents about this technology and who was behind it. Of course, she wants to blame her brother for everything and ACT LIKE HE FORCED HER TO JOIN HIM, but that's all bullshit. I'm the one that should know, I've known this person for most of my life...sort of.
It wasn't her brother that called me a flaming faggot in high school and then called my bosses where I worked...that was all her. She wasn't under some kind of pressure to do this crime, it was her pleasure. She's told us that many times. If she was asked, "Why did you do this to my friend", her response was a cold and bitchy, "I guess I just wanted to." Lori isn't going to make my success, hers. It's becoming apparent to her that the families of the friends that I've got in my life and on this project are happy with me. They think what I do is a great idea, far smarter than anything Lori has ever done.
Lori's rule was to NEVER let the parents of the victims know about this. Now she is telling people that it was her? Come on, I have a court filing that proves she is pretending not to know anything about this technology and now that I've lived through the embarrassment of this crime and exposing it, she wants to barge in again and scoop up the accolades. Um, that isn't going to happen. Believe me, for all of the good that I've experienced, I've paid a heavy heavy price that she can't afford...so she needs to learn what it's like to be the person that loses out on the benefits of friendship and companionship.
In fact, Lori is the person that made Jonathan look dead...online. That's not what I call friendship, it's called a felony.
If my friends' parents are grateful for what I am doing, that's wonderful. Lori thinks she can skate in the back door and not be noticed? Come on, weirdo, get a damn clue. This project of finding "Lisa" was about finding you. You don't become the hero of this story because it's convenient now. I don't ask the parents of these victims for anything. They've suffered enough. I should know, I live with two of them myself.
