BOOM: Neal Rauhauser Admits Playing Key Role in Brett Kimberlin Lawsuit

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Neal Rauhauser’s role in Brett Kimberlin’s war against Aaron Walker and other bloggers was the “hook” that originally got me involved in this story in May 2012. I’d never heard of Kimberlin until then, but I knew very well how evil, crazy and deceptive Neal Rauhauser was from the “TwitterGate” episode in 2010. (See, “‘A Faint Whiff of Vigilante Hysteria’: Weinergate’s Kimberlin Connection.”) So when Brett Kimberlin filed a lawsuit in Maryland Aug. 30, the possibility that the case would expose Rauhauser’s role was  . . .

Well, it was potentially newsworthy. Little did I suspect, however, that Neal Rauhauser would make public his own role in the suit:

“You will find a suit against @AaronWorthing, @Ali, @rsmccain, @wjjhoge, and @KimberlinUnmask. I provided the plaintiff with the Twitter forensics for this suit. If you’re not being sued like this, I am probably not looking at you at all. . . .”
— Neal Rauhauser, Sept. 17, 2013

Yeah, Neal: Go ahead and delete that — too late. Screen-capped it:

You can click that image to enlarge full size. What Rauhauser is doing — beyond his inevitable habit of bragging about his exploits, of course — is attempting to intimidate other bloggers into being silent about Kimberlin’s latest “lawfare” attack on bloggers:

“Don’t get manipulated into being entertainment
for trolls, don’t get set up as a target for a lawsuit, and
definitely don’t get caught in the middle of what appears
to be a lover’s spat between Ali Akbar and Karl Rove.”

That nonsense is just the small change of Rauhauser’s disinformation efforts, which have been continuous since 2011, at least.

Neal’s claim that he is the victim of “a conspiracy theory by a single delusional, obsessive woman in New Jersey” is the exact opposite of truth. Neal is the one who keeps manipulating people, spinning conspiracy theories about his enemies, in order to create a plausible explanation for his own evident wrongdoing.

And in the process of his manipulations, Rauhauser has burned more than a few bridges with his former allies on the Left, including many members of Anonymous who realized (too late) that Neal was using them as pawns in his own selfish games, including the “Carlito2000” scam that contributed to Barrett Brown’s September 2012 meltdown.

It was always likely that Rauhauser’s association with Kimberlin would become part of the Kimberlin v. Walker et al., lawsuit. However, by admitting that this association has been active as recently as Aug. 30, now Rauhauser has practically guaranteed this.

Well, I could say more, but don’t want to say too much.



 

 

 

56 comments

  1. 1. Aren’t there a couple arrest warrants out on NR?
    2. By admitting what he did,, he has effectively precluded BK from admitting this Twitter analysis into evidence. Rules of Evidence govern, and I won’t say any more about it, either.
    3. Is Neal so tight with BK that he will risk arrest?
    4. I think bet0001970 would say something about effing idiots at this point.

  2. Nice work Neal. “Lettin’ the cat outta the bag is a whole lot easier ‘n puttin’ it back in.” – Will Rogers

    Stacy, I hope you guys drop a ton of bricks on these creeps. Is there a defense fund I can hit or I just hit the “freaking tip jar”?

  4. 1. Yes. Yes, there are.
    2. And I believe you may be correct Mr. Mm.
    3. Neal is crazy, but arrest…I think not.
    4. And Neal is a fucking idiot of the first order. This is not the first time he has done something stupid like this. But then…he can’t help himself.

  5. Well….I’m sort of happy to say that none of this makes any sense to me at all. Is He trying to claim that he worked WITH Todd Kincannon to set up the TGDN??

  6. The Devil went down to Georgia

    He was looking for a soul to steal

    He said, ” Boy let me tell you what…
    I’ll make a bet with you.

    You write a pretty mean blog, but give the devil his due
    If you keep writin’ about Kimberlin, I’m gonna make it hot for you.

    (Damn, I need coffee and it’s time to go to work. Y’all can finish this for me if you want.)

  7. Are you OK? Is your medical insurance paid up? Does it include Psych coverage? 🙂

    Pretty good start there, so I guess I’m just as crazy.

  9. Ah, I knew there was something I’d forgotten.

    You’re not going to see many comments from me for a while. I’m buried, and my mother’s visiting. But I support all of you.

  10. I was going to ask, or maybe google, then I remembered the first, most basic rule of my googling: Just. Don’t. Do. It.

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