Lori Says, "I'm Just Catfishing," But I Want To Show Her That It Leads To Investigation Into OTHER Things: The Dephi Murders

 

For those of you that don't already know, my experiences with Lori's actions prompted me to take a career course of action that led me to the Southern District of California's federal courtrooms.  I'd seen enough of the process to know that it works and that it was what gave me hope when my father was accused of a crime that he absolutely did not commit.  I was just a kid.  I knew that the system worked and whomever was behind the ugly threats and allegations was really just after my father.
As you can see from the video above, catfishers think they can just pretend to be anyone they want.  In Lori's case, she pretends to be gay men on websites that lure men into situations where they are raped, knocked out, and are infected with HIV and implanted with a microchip.  These chips allow Lori to follow us everywhere by spying on what we think.  In the Delphi Murders, they now have a suspect that they know was posing as a police officer/male model online.  His real job was a cop, but the catfisher used his photos as a male model to lure young girls to their molestations and in this case, maybe murder.
Lori loves her anonymity to a point, but in the end she wants the victims to run into her.  Christopher, for example, was seen talking to me online while Lori was spying.  He is handsome and nice and though I did not meet him when we first met, I really wanted to.  This made Lori angry.  She then set him up to be raped in La Jolla, California, simply because she didn't want him to become part of my life.