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Aerial View of
Mysterious Kansas Farmhouse Serving As Hub For Cyber-Attacks
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Numerous people have voluntarily contacted Spencer C. Young, indicating: (1) their social website or email account had been hacked; (2) their identity was stolen; (3) they were the victim of electronic harassment; or (4) were subjected to other forms of cyber-crimes . . . ALL of which emanated from the SAME IP (Internet Protocol) ADDRESS, which was then traced to the SAME PHYSICAL LOCATION of a rural farmhouse in Potwin, Kansas, which appears to have various addresses, such as:
- 8652 NW 120th St., Potwin, KS 67123
- 8653 NW 120th St., Potwin, KS 67123
- 8689 County Road 576, Potwin, KS 67123
- 8635 NW 120th St., Potwin, KS 67123
The property is owned by Joyce M. Taylor, who in turn has made arrangements in advance to transfer title to this property jointly to Fred Whitmore and Mary Ann Mercado upon her passing.
Below is another instance of notification -- in fact, the SEVENTEENTH KNOWN VICTIM . . . and there are obviously MANY more.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hine, Alexis B <ahine@mail.tennessee.edu>
To: spencercyoung <spencercyoung@aol.com>
Sent: Sun, Aug 5, 2012 9:41 pm
Subject: Identity Theft Farmhouse- Kansas
Dear Spencer,
I have researched online about the Identity Theft Farmhouse in Kansas. I am a
recent victim of this. Somehow, this hacker was able to access my facebook and
my email address. I was able to track the IP address to two addresses in Kansas,
which were both correlated to the many reports on this "Identity Theft
Farmhouse".This is how I was able to find you and your email. So far, I have
regained access to my facebook and have switched the email associated to a new
one.
I have also stopped utilizing the email that the hackers were able to gain
access to. This has only been over the past few days, so I am now concerned that
these mysterious people will gain access to my other email accounts (which have
important information in them) as well as possibly my online banking system.
They may also gain access to other potentially compromising accounts I have on
my computer. I do not want this to lead to identity theft. Please let me know
what information you were able to gain about this situation when it occurred to
you. I have also contacted the FBI through a submitted form online. Thanks.
- Alexis Hine
