10:15 am
Hi there, sorry I didn’t post yesterday but trash day kept me up later than normal. Anyway, we are ready to engage Alpha. I uploaded one of the photos I took of Alpha on day 1 and emailed it to her with a subject line: Consequences and I signed it: Simon.
Of course the email is untraceable, I told you at the beginning I cannot be tracked electronically, ever hear of the dark web, TOR, anyway, they won’t be able to trace me and even if they could, they won’t do anything until a crime is committed. People think the police are there to protect them, but really, they are janitors that come along after the party to clean up the mess. They are not going to stop a crime before it happens because they don’t have those types of resources to track something like this blog to see if it’s real or not and even if they did they are not going to find me. If bodies start stacking up, and they will, then they will try to find me after the fact, not very reassuring should you find yourself in my sights is it. The problem, for them, is that I am not operating in one place, my targets are completely random, and there is no identifiable pattern to anything I do and I have no personal connection to any of our candidates other than their unfortunate luck to be driving like a moron in the same place on earth that I happen to be. Catch me if you can.
Today, I went by baby Alpha’s school and got some nice photos of her playing on the playground out front, I also tracked Alpha out to lunch with a friend of hers and got some photos as well. It’s important for Alpha to understand that she is not safe anywhere. I have some stills taken off of her security system that will really drive that point home, but all in good time. The longer this plays out, the more devastating it will be for her.