Anti-hunter threatens to shoot me on YouTube

[skywalker253]

I would call his work and report it to one of his superiors. It is not as hard as you may think to get in touch with the right people.

Here is my example-I purchased a plasma screen at Best Buy, when they first hit the market ($7500 TV then). It blew up after 5 months and I tried to return it with the receipt etc. They tried to deny the return, because I did not buy a service plan. The worker and I got into it, and he threatened he was going to kill me. I reported it to management 5 times and got blown off, as if it was no big deal. I went on the Best Buy corporate website and got the name of the Best Buy CEO. I then went to PeopleSearch.com and paid $19.95 for his address and phone number. I found out he lived in Minnesota. I called him at his house and told him my recent experience at his Puyallup, Wa store. The next day he flew out the Head of Customer Service for the Americas. A guy by the name of Michael Linton. I was asked to show up at the store at 3pm. I was greeted with $1000 gift card, 3 seperate letters of apology from the various managers, who blew me off, and I was told to pick out any TV I wanted "free of charge". I picked out a 47" Pioneer Plasma ($11,000 bucks at the time). Plus they issued me my $7500 back for my original TV, which blew up. Not to mention 3 people lost their jobs, including Mr. Death Threat.

The point is; you would be suprised how much personal information is out there on the internet, and how easy it is to get in contact with the right people. Who would of thought I could get on the internet and be having a conversation with the CEO of Best Buy for $20 bucks? I sure didn't! I don't see why you cannot do the same in regards, to the government employee, whom sent you a death threat. I wish you luck tracking down his superiors...

[brijfish]

What a maniac! I can't believe how bloodthirsty anti-hunters are! Lol.. Makes no sense! I'm not sure what the heck I would do. Probably should start turning these people in for making death threats though. It's getting out of control.

[DaveBTS]

Spokeo.com will tell you EVERYTHING about this guy; address, phone #'s, loan info, property taxes, etc.

I encourage everyone to delete their info from this site anytime you move, make a major purchase.

[RadSav]

If his posted threat has been removed then I expect that he and/or someone else has been advised of the threat.  That is a good thing.  With every armed whacko against innocent crime we always hear the question "Were there any signs or red flags?"  And with the violence we've seen over the past few months it refreshes our need to be diligent in reporting those signs even if we feel the threats to ourselves or others is not immediately evident.  99+% of the time it may be needless and lead to nothing at all.  But I would hate to be sitting on that information while reading of this guy going into a hunting expo and killing innocent people.  That would haunt me for some time thinking I could have done at least something but did not. 

Shane, you may feel as though you hit brick walls and no agency is taking this serious.  However I would find comfort in the fact you acted not only in concern for yourself but out of concern for others.  Again the simple fact his threat is no longer posted makes me believe your actions have been noticed.  I'd bet that if this guy tries to purchase a large capacity weapon in the future his application may be looked at differently today than a few weeks ago.  Good work

[762Armo]

Spokeo.com will tell you EVERYTHING about this guy; address, phone #'s, loan info, property taxes, etc.

I encourage everyone to delete their info from this site anytime you move, make a major purchase.

Holy Crap, I just looked myself up online. My addresses are showing up, with just the house number blocked. *censored*! How do you delete your info that shows up?

[jaymark6655]

You have to put in a seperate request for each seperate ULR or something, but that doesn't remove the original info.  The site just gathers it from other sites, you would have to track down each bit of it where originally posted and delete it at the source.  To me it sounded like you can delete it, but if the source isn't removed, it will just get regathered later.

[Fl0und3rz]

I would call his work and report it to one of his superiors. It is not as hard as you may think to get in touch with the right people.

Here is my example-I purchased a plasma screen at Best Buy, when they first hit the market ($7500 TV then). It blew up after 5 months and I tried to return it with the receipt etc. They tried to deny the return, because I did not buy a service plan. The worker and I got into it, and he threatened he was going to kill me. I reported it to management 5 times and got blown off, as if it was no big deal. I went on the Best Buy corporate website and got the name of the Best Buy CEO. I then went to PeopleSearch.com and paid $19.95 for his address and phone number. I found out he lived in Minnesota. I called him at his house and told him my recent experience at his Puyallup, Wa store. The next day he flew out the Head of Customer Service for the Americas. A guy by the name of Michael Linton. I was asked to show up at the store at 3pm. I was greeted with $1000 gift card, 3 seperate letters of apology from the various managers, who blew me off, and I was told to pick out any TV I wanted "free of charge". I picked out a 47" Pioneer Plasma ($11,000 bucks at the time). Plus they issued me my $7500 back for my original TV, which blew up. Not to mention 3 people lost their jobs, including Mr. Death Threat.

The point is; you would be suprised how much personal information is out there on the internet, and how easy it is to get in contact with the right people. Who would of thought I could get on the internet and be having a conversation with the CEO of Best Buy for $20 bucks? I sure didn't! I don't see why you cannot do the same in regards, to the government employee, whom sent you a death threat. I wish you luck tracking down his superiors...

This made my day.

[h20hunter]

Cant post a link but ftom my phone but ut looks like this guy has a new facebook page.

[Austrian Hunter]

I would call his work and report it to one of his superiors. It is not as hard as you may think to get in touch with the right people.

Here is my example-I purchased a plasma screen at Best Buy, when they first hit the market ($7500 TV then). It blew up after 5 months and I tried to return it with the receipt etc. They tried to deny the return, because I did not buy a service plan. The worker and I got into it, and he threatened he was going to kill me. I reported it to management 5 times and got blown off, as if it was no big deal. I went on the Best Buy corporate website and got the name of the Best Buy CEO. I then went to PeopleSearch.com and paid $19.95 for his address and phone number. I found out he lived in Minnesota. I called him at his house and told him my recent experience at his Puyallup, Wa store. The next day he flew out the Head of Customer Service for the Americas. A guy by the name of Michael Linton. I was asked to show up at the store at 3pm. I was greeted with $1000 gift card, 3 seperate letters of apology from the various managers, who blew me off, and I was told to pick out any TV I wanted "free of charge". I picked out a 47" Pioneer Plasma ($11,000 bucks at the time). Plus they issued me my $7500 back for my original TV, which blew up. Not to mention 3 people lost their jobs, including Mr. Death Threat.

The point is; you would be suprised how much personal information is out there on the internet, and how easy it is to get in contact with the right people. Who would of thought I could get on the internet and be having a conversation with the CEO of Best Buy for $20 bucks? I sure didn't! I don't see why you cannot do the same in regards, to the government employee, whom sent you a death threat. I wish you luck tracking down his superiors...

 

Awesome!!!!   

[Mark Brenckle]

You have to put in a seperate request for each seperate ULR or something, but that doesn't remove the original info.  The site just gathers it from other sites, you would have to track down each bit of it where originally posted and delete it at the source.  To me it sounded like you can delete it, but if the source isn't removed, it will just get regathered later.

And if you've purchased a home it's on the county website, so that won't get deleted...

[ShaneTyTrey]

I would call his work and report it to one of his superiors. It is not as hard as you may think to get in touch with the right people.

Here is my example-I purchased a plasma screen at Best Buy, when they first hit the market ($7500 TV then). It blew up after 5 months and I tried to return it with the receipt etc. They tried to deny the return, because I did not buy a service plan. The worker and I got into it, and he threatened he was going to kill me. I reported it to management 5 times and got blown off, as if it was no big deal. I went on the Best Buy corporate website and got the name of the Best Buy CEO. I then went to PeopleSearch.com and paid $19.95 for his address and phone number. I found out he lived in Minnesota. I called him at his house and told him my recent experience at his Puyallup, Wa store. The next day he flew out the Head of Customer Service for the Americas. A guy by the name of Michael Linton. I was asked to show up at the store at 3pm. I was greeted with $1000 gift card, 3 seperate letters of apology from the various managers, who blew me off, and I was told to pick out any TV I wanted "free of charge". I picked out a 47" Pioneer Plasma ($11,000 bucks at the time). Plus they issued me my $7500 back for my original TV, which blew up. Not to mention 3 people lost their jobs, including Mr. Death Threat.

The point is; you would be suprised how much personal information is out there on the internet, and how easy it is to get in contact with the right people. Who would of thought I could get on the internet and be having a conversation with the CEO of Best Buy for $20 bucks? I sure didn't! I don't see why you cannot do the same in regards, to the government employee, whom sent you a death threat. I wish you luck tracking down his superiors...

 

Awesome!!!!   

 

[netcoyote]

Cant post a link but ftom my phone but ut looks like this guy has a new facebook page.

Looks like he posted a new profile picture shortly after this thread started.
http://www.facebook.com/paul.szigety.3
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Here is a quote on the page:

Paul Szigety
January 11
man I wish I could surf youtube and make more threatening messages to people for doing things I don't agree with.

The guy's either a loon or is getting set up by somebody as a hoax. Don't know what to believe these days.

[BOWHUNTER45]

Hey ....where is Shane ? Hope that nut case did not follow up on his threat ....

[h20hunter]

Simenody is jacking with him. I think its funny.

[shanevg]

Hey ....where is Shane ? Hope that nut case did not follow up on his threat ....

I'm still here, no one's going to hurt me with a gun.  He's definitely been in contact with law enforcement.  I'm guessing that scared him enough for now.