Why you don't post your life on the internet

[Del Lardo]

These guys are now properly screwed.......



Long story short, there's this bloke, who posts up the following video on his Myspace (his myspace is private, but this is public).

Cache of original page:

http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...3D15614701+lot %20%20us+trashed+in+london&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=u k

(this is the re-hosted video on my Youtube because the video was subsequently withdrawn after he figured out we were onto him)



Now, while his myspace was private, a bit of sleuthing dredged up one of the other two in the video (specifically the bloke in the white shirt, who we found to be called "Scott"). On his webpage he also had some photographs of the trio taken earlier that evening, throughout the early morning rampage shown in this video (and others of similar attacks on cars).

After some more digging we were able to find out more about them and identify them as Danny Worby (original poster), Scott Hobson and Adam Smith. While we found it hard to get details on Adam Smith, due to it being such a common name, we were able to find out Danny's Home address, and Phone number. We also tracked down Scott's place of employment (from a photo hosted up on his girlfriend's myspace of him at work), although this turned out to be a place of employment he left 2 weeks ago. This was usefl however as it enabled us to positively identify him from the photos and videos we sent them. We hope they'll give us the information necessary to track him down in person.

Scott (L) and Adam (R) The first two to jump on the car in the vid.


(insert more images of gormless yobs here)


Meanwhile we needed to try to find out where this took place to try and trace the owner of the Elise to try and let him/her know that there was an entire community trying to track down who did this to their car.

By reconstructing the events of the evening from their little timestamped sequence of photos we were able to plot their little trail of destruction across several affluent London suburbs.

With the aid of Google Earth and some keen local knowledge, we were able to track down what we thought was the location of the crime to here:




This was confirmed this morning with a visit:




A Mail drop has commenced in the area to find out who the owner of the car is as we desperatelyl want him/her to know that their damage doesn't have to go unpunished. Regardless of finding the victim or not, it's gone to the press we'd like to see it get some exposure. The Cops haven't done anything yet, although the Police are now starting to look into it. We're hoping with more media attention they'll have no option but to chase this case up and see it through to three successful convictions for vandalism, wilful damage and possibliy other charges from their behaviour in some of the other videos we have of them.

The noose is tightening around these blokes' necks.