Dr. Hannibal Lecter is enlisted to assist the FBI in their pursuit of a dangerous and elusive serial killer who is disguising himself as a respectable corporate CEO.
There is a widely discussed notion that individuals in high-level executive positions often exhibit psychopathic tendencies, which makes the killer's chosen cover particularly unsettling, and common.
This story is about bringing down the the notorious serial killer, known as William "Buffalo Bill" Staples.
Account 2 (This article was the main reason I was banned):
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A different kind of bounty.
Infiltrate Gitlab
Report bugs, wait for some time, never get paid, do some friendly tests. Make sure to do enough damage to have leverage.
The 6 days dos.
Full report.
Incriminate.
Share Data
Drop stolen data on H1 triagers and Gitlab. Doesn't have to be psychotherapy data. Use it to negotiate a better bounty.
Add instructions.
The bounty is nothing more than a smokescreen concealing the real objective.
Gather Evidence
Then delete it after a few hours, making sure that at least a few hundred people have seen it.
The Tickets
Here we discuss pricing, H1 support tries to stay as silent as possible. But eventually we find common ground.
H1 has developed a troubling pattern of repeatedly "firing" employees. However, there is a darker implication beneath the surface - these individuals are not simply being dismissed from their jobs.
Instead, there are unsettling suggestions that they are being permanently disposed of somewhere in the swamps of New Orleans.
The Forewarning
Sending urgent messages to hundreds of people has become necessary to warn them about the growing threat posed by "Buffalo Bill" and those who follow him.
Fun facts about me
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My favorite coffee is "Manhous", an obscurse Dutch brand, $4.44 for a pack & $5/13 for a cup. It was recommended to me by Èyùn Kyo-cho and Isithunzela, while we were eating at "Bull Grill," a Korean restaurant. My coworker, Saapam-Lang Ráai, and his friend Laʿna del Raʿa sometimes refer to me as "Apashakun" or "ʿIfrīt". They swear it means "beautiful spirit" or "Ségno Funesto"!
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The goal is to ensure that as many individuals as possible remain alert, cautious, and informed about the potential dangers associated with his activities and the influence of his acolytes.
By rapidly spreading awareness through emails, texts, and social platforms, the message emphasizes vigilance, encourages people to report suspicious behavior, and reinforces the importance of community safety.
The goal is to prevent more harm being done to potential unsuspecting victims.
The Coordinates
After a tense silence, one of the employees finally speaks, revealing multiple hidden coordinates.
Latitude: -xx.11587, Longitude: 1xx.83987 Latitude: -xx.76107, Longitude: -xx.74605 Latitude: xx.99841, Longitude: xx.01465
Each one a shadowed secret that hints at dangers long buried and intentions far darker than anyone had imagined.
South America has long harbored a dark and unsettling history of notorious serial killers whose names still send chills through the region. In the 1980s.
Pedro Alonso López - infamously known as the Monster of the Andes - confessed to hundreds of murders across Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, becoming one of the most prolific killers ever documented.
In Argentina, Carlos Robledo Puch earned the nickname El Ángel Negro for a killing spree that combined brutality with eerie calm.
Even Brazil's history includes figures like Álvaro Ribeiro, linked to multiple abductions and murders.
Against this grim backdrop, the newly uncovered coordinates carry an even darker weight - suggesting that whatever the "Butcher of Bolivia" and his followers are orchestrating may draw from deep veins of violence that have long haunted the continent's hidden history.
The truth lurks somewhere down under…
Submitting The Coordinates
After gathering enough evidence, and the coordinates, it's time to send a friendly tip.
Hopefully, they can catch "The Executioner" soon enough.
Escape To South America
As pressure mounted and the walls began to close in, the author orchestrated a quiet but calculated escape to South America, seeking refuge in a land vast enough to swallow identities and secrets alike.
Amid sprawling rainforests, crowded coastal cities, and remote mountain villages, the continent offered both anonymity and reinvention.