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SillyDog701's response to Ron Williams's accusation

Recently, SillyDog701 received an accusation from Mr Ronnie Williams II. Ron Williams accused Antony Shen of attacking his HOLYCOW Search website, and threatened to have SillyDog701 server confiscated.

[Mr Ronnie Williams II's] accusation is false. SillyDog701 and [Antony] do not operate in such manner and have no whatsoever interests on you web server. Allow me to remind you, many people, including Mr Jay Garcia, have shell access as well.

Shall SillyDog701 server being down for no reason, Ronnie Williams II is the prime suspect as he has nominated himself. Ronnie Williams II will face severe civil charges shall any false accusations arise from him.

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The accusation from Mr Ronnie Williams II, posted on 23rd September, 2005, 3:16 pm (AEST):

I am simply to the point of no return regarding my anger toward Antony Shen. After I angered Antony, several related hacks happened on my website. I must warn you Antony, if things like this continue, I will immediately contact the US FBI and hands over all server access logs and contact your host regarding your illegal behavior. It would be horrible if the FBI confiscated your server for investigation (not in my opinion, but for you and your users it would). Considering you have shell access, you could have your server doing this.

> > Read The response in SillyDog701 Message Centre.

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SillyDog701's good friend and the proprietor of The Unofficial Netscape FAQ (UFAQ), Mr Jay Garcia, who is a resident of New Orleans. We are pleased to report that Mr Garcia has fled to Longview Texas safely in this Hurricane Katrina disaster.

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Update:
Mr. Garcia absconded with his clothes, his computers, a dog, and important documentation. His wife also escaped the disaster.

(update 10 September, 2005)
Jay Garcia who is a resident of New Orleans is safe.
Jay Garcia (on UFAQ Forums) wrote:

The home in New Orleans is another story. All is well there with no flooding or damage. But we cannot return (legally) for at least another 3 to 4 months. So, we'll make our temporary home at my Kenner office which is a residence to begin with that we converted to an office. Nice little house again .....