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Maybe the CEO had the capability/technology of knowing the "bots" from the "hots".....iykwim?
Since he hired both I think you're on to something...
Maybe the CEO had the capability/technology of knowing the "bots" from the "hots".....iykwim?
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EXCLUSIVE: 'Ashley Madison' suicide cop killed himself after police-hating website CLAIMED his email address was among members even though it WASN'T actually on leaked list
Captain Michael Gorhum of San Antonio PD took his life after his official email address was published on a list of purported Ashley Madison users
Married 25-year veteran's colleagues also saw his name on anti-police website Cop Block
But Daily Mail Online can reveal his website is not in actual Ashley Madison leak and friends say it was 'inconceivable' he would have cheated
Cop Block's list was stuffed with obviously wrong emails and 'keyboard warrior' who runs it did nothing to verify information
Webmaster anarchist Adam Mueller expressed no regret for actions
Officer was mourned today by high school sweetheart wife - who said he had been stressed at work - and given full police honors for funeral
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...l-address-member-took-life.html#ixzz3kD33kdyE
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'And whoever was responsible for publishing his email address attached to being a cheater, and brought ridicule on him, has his blood on their hands.'
His widow issued a brief statement, telling the San Antonio Express News her husband 'experiencing stress entirely related to issues at work that had no connection to the data leak'.
She added that he 'never had a paid account with Ashley Madison' and said: 'He knew I would support him. I do, and I continue to do so.'
This would make for the most excellent episode of Catfish. Twenty-million men showing up at Ashley Madison headquarters to meet a bunch of overworked AM employees:
"She claimed that shed gotten repetitive stress injuries in her hands after the company hired her to create 1,000 fake profiles of women in three months, written in Portuguese, to attract a Brazilian audience. The case was settled out of court, and Ashley Madison claimed that the woman never made any fake profiles."
- About two-thirds of the men, or 20.2 million of them, had checked the messages in their accounts at least once. But only 1,492 women had ever checked their messages. It was a serious anomaly.
- Roughly 11 million men had engaged in chat [talking to bots?!], but only 2400 women had.
- This field contained the time when a member had last replied to a message from another person on Ashley Madison. 5.9 million men had done it, and only 9700 women had.
^From the gizmodo link. (Thanks Donjeta!)
Oh, these men. :facepalm:
Wouldn't it be hilarious if someone got matched to their own spouse?! Tee-hee!