27 Aug 2000
Keith Henson <hkhenson@netcom3.netcom.com>
I got a call this morning from the mother of one of my daughter's friends
who lived across the street where we last lived in San Jose--4 years ago.
Seems that some PI claiming dude had come calling with a story about a
security background check for a job I was supposed to have applied for.
After a few minutes, the guy started asking her questions about my
daughter and her daughter. She twigged that something was very wrong and
closed the door on him, then gave me a call. She mentioned that the dude
had been talking to my former next door neighbor, so I called him. He
gave me more information, the guy was driving a dark Suburu, and claimed
to be from American Protective Services, a local *major* security company
and that after looking on the web at the picture of Gene Ingram, it was not
him.
American Protecives Services does not appreciate this identity theft, not
one little bit. Neither does the San Jose Police. Keep this in mind.
I also have word that someone is making a major effort to find relatives
and old friends in Arizona. There are reasons the Tucson police are
looking these people.
Keith Henson
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