Inquiring minds want to know the answer to this damn good question: "What Ever Happened to the Kevin Spacey Stalker?"
datalounge.com/thread/2290745…
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If she'd castrated him back when she promised to, maybe some of his subsequent sex assault victims would've been spared.
I tried to contribute what I could in comments #3 and #4 on that DataLounge thread. I'll cross-post here for convenience:
I tried to contribute what I could in comments #3 and #4 on that DataLounge thread. I'll cross-post here for convenience:
Court documents from the case:
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Also, here's a 2010 Tweet also attributed to the stalker Culkin, that could hardly be more spot-on and specific to the current Kevin Spacey Nantucket case:
That a young waiter (or a busboy, as the case is in the Nantucket case) who meets Spacey would wind up with his pants unzipped and Spacey's phone number sounds a hell of a lot like the Nantucket case and one of Spacey's M.O.'s. Why did she know this years ago?
Additionally on the subject of Kevin Spacey's cyberstalker Linda Louise Culkin, I will say it pisses me off immensely that this woman still has to pay upwards of $125,000 restitution to Kevin Spacey when basically all she was doing was speaking the truth about a serial predator.
Additionally, I've just noticed that Topix.com has recently taken down its forums, which were a hotbed of incendiary comments attributed to Culkin, such as the ones in the below image.
Interesting timing. The real question when reading comments like those, is if all of Culkin's ramblings were strictly fictional, how did she know about Spacey allegedly drugging young men when that had never been in the news until relatively recently? Where'd she get that idea?
I'd love to know whether there'd been an old tabloid story or something about Spacey drugging guys that predates Culkin's online comments (say, pre-2009), that she could've read and expanded on to create her own fictional versions. As of yet, I have found no such thing.
I recall there even used to be a comment in the now-defunct Topix Kevin Spacey forum (that I'm now kicking myself for not having screencaptured) that speculated that Dana Brunetti was actually the one responsible for the Culkin-attributed postings about Spacey's sex abuse and the
attendant threats, that he planted them as a smokescreen so that if Jay Withingham pressed charges against Spacey as the Statute of Limitations was about to run out, it could be claimed that there was no merit to his accusation, that he was just another kook posting nonsense like
the one that's all over the internet. Such a trick wouldn't be effective nowadays, with the allegations about Spacey that have come pouring out from many different men.
Apparently Culkin harassed Dana Brunetti first here on Twitter, before she lit into Kevin Spacey. Her username was Vicki or Vics666 back then, as well as multiple other account names including NEVERLIEDTOU and ValentinoHart, and Brunetti told her to kill herself:
@DanaBrunetti
@DanaBrunetti
Brunetti was so theatrical about putting it out there on social media that he had this stalker harassing him, it was like he really wanted people to know about it, wanted to get it on the record for some reason.
Also, it's utterly hilarious that Dana Brunetti has been considered a "supporter of Veteran Suicide Awareness and Prevention Day," as per the below image, when he had absolutely no qualms about actively telling a person to kill themself. What a great role model he is!
There was just a story in the news the other day where a woman, Michelle Carter, lost her appeal and went to jail for taunting her boyfriend that he should commit suicide and he did so. But Dana Brunetti enjoyed cajoling someone to kill herself with no repercussions:
Meanwhile, may I just say how amusing I find it that one of the stalker's many Twitter usernames was ANOTHERMEWOW? Clearly, the stalker had a sense of humor.
Brunetti would tell the stalker that their messages had been "Logged for LE" [Law Enforcement]. After that, the stalker's new username became WHOISLE ["Who is LE(?)"] 😆
I've just found my old screencapture from Topix that I mentioned earlier in this thread. I'd thought I didn't have it, but had just misplaced it.
It shows a comment from the now-defunct Topix.com forums in which someone suggests that Dana Brunetti is culpable for
It shows a comment from the now-defunct Topix.com forums in which someone suggests that Dana Brunetti is culpable for
the death threats and accusations of sexual abuse of underage boys directed at Kevin Spacey, and that he did this as a sort of smokescreen to discredit real victims of Spacey's sexual predation:
And here's some more of @DanaBrunetti telling the stalker that she should kill herself. What a lovely fellow he is! 🤮
