TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Leading 9/11 researcher Killtown and Revere Radio host Roxdog recently teamed up to create a memorial page on MySpace for murdered Yale student Suzanne Jovin. The page publicized the $100,000 reward for information leading to her killer. The only viable suspect was a top-level Pentagon operative, James van de Velde, who at the time -- 1998 -- was serving as a Yale professor and Jovin's thesis advisor. Jovin was brutally stabbed to death blocks from van de Velde's home after she gave him a copy of her thesis on Osama bin Laden. Van de Velde left Yale in disgrace to take a top position at the Pentagon.

Now, we learn from Killtown blogspot :

"The memorial site (cached) I had set up in memory of Suzanne Jovin to help bring back awareness to her unsolved brutal murder just got axed by MySpace.

Here is the letter MySpace sent to me although the site I had set up didn't commit any of the violations mentioned in their email:

From: "MySpace Admin"
<03|cp|9|kwh.27kjjbrd|_|o2.jjsxjt@message.myspace.com>
Date: 19 Feb 2007
Subject: Account deleted for violation of Terms of Service

Your MySpace account has been deleted for violating our Terms of Service.

This is usually due to one of the following:

* Nude images, sexually suggestive or violent photos
* Covering our banner ads with HTML
* Harassing other users
* You do not meet the minimum age requirement
* Spamming the classifieds, forums, bulletins, or other sections of the site
* Attempting to artificially inflate scores
* Scripting the site

Your account cannot be restored. If you choose to return to MySpace, please follow the rules.

MySpace, Inc.
8391 Beverly Blvd. #349
Los Angeles, CA 90048

The [James Randi cultists] had gone ballistic when they heard I had site up a memorial/investigation site at MySpace to bring back awareness for this poor girl who was brutally stabbed 17 times in which her killer was never found. They wanted so desperately for MySpace to take it down so Suzanne's unsolved murder would go back in the memory hole and they finally got their wish today. So now they can all sleep well knowing that the only memorial/investigation site on the internet to help bring awareness to her unsolved brutal murder got axed. I'm sure her killer is very happy about this too.
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Labels: 9/11, obl, yale

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