Now, Lovecruft has published ablog postaccusing the FBI of harassment for the past six months.
He left his card with a message to call him.
He then called on Lovecruft mothers cell phone while she was at work a few days later.
She was also aware of the fact that the FBI was very interested in anything that is Tor-related.
She wrote, My lawyer and I discussed what the FBI could possibly want.
She then asked her lawyer to call the agent and find out what was the whole issue all about.
To which her lawyer responded that all questions should be directed to him rather than Lovecruft or her family.
Five minutes later, Burnett called back and said, I dont believe you actually represent her.
All these kinds of situations arise when the government is stalking you without any reason.
Finally, Lovecruft gathered the courage and left the country to live in Germany without any incident.
However, the situation did not calm down after she left.
Two months later, her lawyer received voice mails from another FBI agent.
Umm… well… so the situation with the documents… its umm… its all fixed.
And uh… yeah.
Just let us know if she wants to set up a meeting.
This time, they said, She should meet with one of our agents in San Francisco to talk.
Otherwise, are you the point of contact for serving a subpoena?
A subpoena would force her to meet with the FBI under a penalty of failure.
In a post on Twitter dated May 4, the Tor Project said: We support our colleague Isis.
However, the organisation did not respond to a request for additional comment.
source: www.techworm.net
