7 Responses to “Can you ID the IP of this person?”

1. Veritas
   May 13th, 2013 @ 1:17 pm

   Sounds like “Darren Hankins” or female impersonator, Ru Paul, but Ru is a productive citizen, so that whittles it down to about one possibility.

2. Veritas
   May 13th, 2013 @ 1:28 pm

   IP Address: 71.172.162.248
   Continent: North America (NA)
   Country: United States (US)
   Capital: Washington
   State: New Jersey
   City: Ridgewood
   Postal: 07450
   Area: 201
   ISP: Verizon FiOS
   Organization: Verizon FiOS
   Time zone: America/New_York

3. Lady of the Lake
   May 13th, 2013 @ 1:49 pm

   The server used is in West Orange, New Jersey, which serves both the West Orange and Ridgeway areas. It’s probably a Verizon customer. I couldn’t find the account holder’s name.

4. Lady of the Lake
   May 13th, 2013 @ 1:49 pm

   Make that “Ridgewood” — I’m multitasking, and am always dangerous when that’s happening 😉

5. Rod Riddle
   May 13th, 2013 @ 2:32 pm

   If you notice, 90% of these kinds of threats come from Communist held territories. The other 10% are from some clown that holds Communist values but wants to reap the financial benefits of living in a fiscally sane state. These are definitely not coming from a Patriot from conservative states.

6. poetopoet
   May 13th, 2013 @ 2:47 pm

   You are late on this?

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   Democratic Party Chairman found Guilty of ordering the Forging of Signatures on Petitions that led to Barack Obama’s eligibility for 2008 Election
   April 29, 2013 · by timothyhunter · Bookmark the permalink. ·

   Democratic Party Chairman found Guilty of ordering the Forging of Signatures on Petitions that led to Barack Obama’s eligibility for 2008 Election

   A jury in Indiana found both a Democratic Party Chairman, Butch Morgan Jr., and a former Board of Elections worker, Dustin Blythe, guilty of charges of petition fraud that led to Barack Obama’s eligibility for the presidential primary ballot in 2008.

   Two Former Board of Election officials, which have pled guilty, testified that Chairman Morgan instructed workers to forge enough signatures to get both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton onto the ballot.

   After being contacted by an Indiana State Police investigator, many of the alleged signers of these petitions have confirmed that they did not sign the petition or agree to have their names on it. The investigator chose these people at random from the petition and found that many pages had multiple forged signatures.

   The implications of this ruling raise the question of whether the current Senator Obama would have even qualified for the primary ballot.

   Furthermore, the level of corruption found by the Police investigator could raise inquiries as to whe

   ther the same directions were given to other workers petitioning for Obama’s eligibility.

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