identity theft & mistaken identity

[Matt Moore]

Let's assume the killer makes mistakes (why? because he's human, & because he just does).

There are lots of people with the same or similar names on the web - and lots of screw-ups (my termination papers* at Oracle were sent to a Matthew Moores in Brisbane). Does the killer kill the wrong people? Does they show remorse or are they just frustrated by their failure or they view it as an occupational hazard?

The other issue is identity theft. Does the killer take out someone who has stolen the identity of someone else?

Also - is the killer just one person? Is there a copycat killer out there?

*They didn't kill us but we were certainly dead to them.

[Breitenbach]

> Also - is the killer just one person? Is there a copycat killer out there?

I like the idea of a secret society or something like that.
Reminds me of the 12 monkeys. "They did it!"

SPRG - Social Psychic Revolution Group.
Maybe the killers start a competition or something like that - ranking
included! ;-)
"15 people! I killed 15 people! And what about you?"

[Matt Moore]

"I got tired of trying to get into the Top 150 bloggers, the LinkedIn Lions, the Twitterati. I thought 'why don't I become the world's best social media serial killer?' But I couldn't even do that..."

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