So he changed his call sign to VE3KUU, Because he is ASHAMED
An investigative U.S. website says an Ontario man is the leader of an online community responsible for a rash of malicious pranks in which some victims are convinced to vandalize hotel property and undress in public.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ontario-man-accused-of-mass-online-pranks-1.829345
The Smoking Gun(TSG) website said in a report that a 25-year-old Windsor man was the brains behind Pranknet, an "online chat room" whose members make prank phone calls that were broadcast live on the internet.The Smoking Gun(TSG) — typically known for posting elusive, sometimes racy, documents concerning celebrities — identified the man as Tariq Malik.
The Smoking Gun(TSG) also identified William Marquis, a Toronto man, as a prominent accomplice.
During an interview, Marquis, who told TSG that his "conscience is clear," lied about his criminal record and the extent of his involvement with Pranknet. Asked about his relationship with Malik, Marquis said, "There is no relationship," adding that he had no contact with the Pranknet founder. He also denied giving Malik money or paying for Pranknet expenses like Skype accounts.
CBC News tried to contact both Malik and Marquis by visiting their homes. In both cases, no one answered the door.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ontario-man-accused-of-mass-online-pranks-1.829345
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