If you listen to Terry Bernardo, I should have been shipped to Sing Sing years ago, probably for life or longer – for crossing state lines on the “internets” while hacking her mama’s puter. If you think I’m kidding, read on.

Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 7:36 PM
From: Terry Bernardo legislatorterrybernardo@gmail.com
To: Gilbert deLeon GdeLeon@iitsoffice.net

Hi Gil,

I hope you are feeling better, I called around 4:30 today and Jamie said that you were out today.

Because my parents computer had gotten the ! on KL Detector, today when my parents brought their computer in, I tried to put the snoop free privacy detector on. The computer would not let me install the Snoop Free Privacy Detector.

As a reminder, here is what the KL detector had picked up that you said you should look at.
C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch\NOTEPAD.EXE-2F2D61E1.pf was modified.
C:\System Volume Information\EfaData was modified.
C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch\NOTEPAD.EXE-2F2D61E1.pf was modified.

After it wouldn’t let put the Snoop Free on, the computer would not connect to the internet using the AOL software – as it used to – BEFORE I put on the “new software”.  It would let you go to AOL through internet explorer (big surprise), but not though the AOL software – exactly like my computer wouldn’t let me connect to the internet via mozilla.   Now my 65 year old parents are complaining and complaining and complaining that they can’t use AOL.  God forbid they use internet explorer.  They are also still freaked out because I disabled their McAfee….  I haven’t told them what I think is going on with their computer yet.

They are from Maryland. Do computer hacking laws cover crossing state lines?  

There has got to be a common thread between all of us that are having these same issues with slow computers, computers that will only connect to the internet through Internet Explorer, all positive on the KL Detector with the !

Please tell me if there is anything that I can be scanning for searching for to find the common thread.

Do you want to tell me where you found the files on my computer and on my computer and David ‘s that had the similar file names with the same file extensions?

Also, I check my Skate Time computers regularly with the KL detector.  When Patti had last checked the computers in Skate Time, NONE of them got the ! I regularly check them too and had never gotten the ! on anything else other than my laptop.

Tonight the petri dish computer in the DJ booth got the ! on KL detector. I’m not worried if you are not worried because the kids do a ton of crap on that computer, and even more so since I haven’t been around. Let me know if you want me to send you the log for that one.

Feel Better!

Terry

I bet Gil felt a lot better after he cashed Bernardo’s check. Of course, Gil is Gilbert deLeon,
Intelligent Information Technology Solutions, Inc., 2821 Route 209, Kingston, NY 12401, 845-340-1025 ext 101, 845-891-4477 Cellular. I’m going to send him an invoice…

On a second thought, I’d let Gilbert have the plug. After all, he had only nice words to say about me: We do have enough evidence though at this point for the state police cybercrime division to go forward.

Don’t believe me? Read Terry Bernardo, the early years.

– Jon Dogar-Marinesco