Let's say you somehow manage to breach the account of The Jester on Twitter and also his wordpress account. Let's say you want to make money from this: what better way than to fake a reveal.
The only reason anyone is giving this thing any weight is because "he" wiped out his blog and deleted the twitter account. To me the supposed Twitter messages don't look very real, they read as if they're written by someone acting scared, but then maybe it is just as simple as his identity is known; it was inevitable I guess.
Let's say you somehow manage to breach the account of The Jester on Twitter and also his wordpress account. Let's say you want to make money from this: what better way than to fake a reveal.
The only reason anyone is giving this thing any weight is because "he" wiped out his blog and deleted the twitter account. To me the supposed Twitter messages don't look very real, they read as if they're written by someone acting scared, but then maybe it is just as simple as his identity is known; it was inevitable I guess.