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So... an email from Ty Park (verified) threatening legal action (in the most congenial terms possible, of course) from an IP address from whence shortly follows an obviously bogus email from an obviously fake email that has literally never been on the Internet until yesterday, ANYWHERE, per Google, proving that Ty himself at the very least emailed from the same computer as the person who created the fake attorney persona.
I predict a post on this thread shortly detailing how he was "hacked", and insisting that this was either a previous associate/family member/employee who had access to his email and has now been 'dealt with'. That would be pretty sloppy on the part of someone who's a business-savvy multimillionaire, and does it really make sense that if someone had access to his communication channel and had nefarious designs, that they would immediately look to 'sabotage' him by doing what looks like going to bat for him? Wouldn't a true "hacker" try to GET money for themselves by leveraging the contact list in that address?
I mean, time to just call this what it is, IMO...
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