Going Way Past The Line Of Decency and Intelligence: EBL (Electronic Brain Linking) Is A Recording Device As Well As Real Time

 

Lori has a problem with respect.

When she first started talking to me on this EBL system her immediate words to me were hateful, the same type of language and veracity, as when she attacked me in high school.   Then she said something to the effect, "You will respect my family!"  Though I've never been talked to like that in the past except when Lori LaFond did that in the 1980's, I recognized two things.  1) It sounded like Lori LaFond, she even talked about her relatives that were my neighbors 2) that I didn't know her family because she was a voice in my head so how was I going to respect anyone that would yell at me like that.  She was clearly trying to force me into some kind of servitude.  I respect all families, but this girl had a thing about it.

Over time I have learned that  while Lori demands respect from her victims and others, she is very likely to give any.  She wants to be omnipotent.  How am I supposed to know who her family is, if I don't know her?  Clearly she knew me.  She talked about my sister, mom, and dad, and lots about my young nieces.  She referred to them as "the little burritos" which I took offense to.  They are of Hispanic decent and are proud of who they are, as I am of them.

Lori talked about Rick V., who was a neighbor of mine and a relative of hers.  This really started to solidify that it was Lori LaFond that was doing this crime.  I hadn't seen this person in decades, but she knew he was my neighbor and that he was gay.  That's what she said at least.  I never thought about him in all the years since he was my neighbor, so for Lori to bring him up was a big clue as to her identity.  

She also made some comments about how "crack kills" in reference to her aunt, Lori's dad's sister. This was the picture I believe she was referring to when she said it.  Her aunt was a big woman with a weight problem that Lori took exception to.   I found her to be really nice, not at all like Lori except the screaming.  She was a screamer, the whole neighborhood knew it...and I laugh now, but that's how we knew if she was home.  Eventually she lost the weight and the screaming from what I've heard, but Lori still likes to talk about it.

You can see why this would be offensive to Lori's aunt, her father's sister.  Her aunt probably has a lot to say about Lori too.  I can't imagine Lori's aunt being very happy about the way Lori was.  The screaming was about the only thing that was similar between Lori and her aunt.  Like I've said before, I know some of the members of Lori's family, and I get along with all of them.  This isn't about them, it's about Lori.