Cheaters untie wrote:
Raddison wrote:
What differentiates the notorious cheaters from those that just quit and cut the course and ended up (possibly unknowingly) with a BQ time or age group award is the denial and cover up attempts.
The more brazen the denials and cover up the more the story gains traction. Whether it be Seo cycling the course to create a fake Garmin record, JD Greening's multiple revisions of his story, or the latest with the twins claiming the only explanation of their incriminating Facebook and Instagram posts is somebody hacked them. It is like watching a Greek tragedy unfold.
Ultimately the smartest ones are those who quickly disappear once caught. To me, one of the most notorious was Jordan Easter. If his alleged scam had worked he could have been over half a million dollars richer. However, after one feeble attempt to defend himself he disappeared into the woodwork never to be heard of again.
Except Derek cyber stalks them if they don't answer questions to His and his alone's satisfaction. I remember he even tried to publicly shame a guy who died. He them claimed that he took down the info after learning of the death, but he didn't.
He has a screw loose. It's rumored he's abandoned his family to purse this.
Then show a link to that post. It’s gone. I also notified the local media that was pursuing the professor and they backed off their planned stories. The ‘mule’ is the one who died and he was t the focus of the article. That was about 2-1/2 years ago.