The Twisted GameA Story by HitmanThe twisted game of love, power and destruction.The twisted game: I once was approached by a friend and asked to do a dirty dead
for him. He wanted to destroy the
relationship his ex-girlfriend and a guy she had meet online and started
dating. My friend, the ex-boyfriend had recently broken up with this
girl he had been dating, his ex-girlfriend now.
When I asked what the reasoning behind the break up I was told that she
had admitted to cheating on him with five different guys in less than a week. So the ex-boyfriend wanted a sinister plan, one that would
scare his ex-girlfriend, one to make her not trust people she meet online. After careful planning and preparation I had constructed a
plan to make the Ex-girlfriend’s new lover look like a psychopath. But what would that plan be? The plan was to make the Ex-girlfriends new love look like he
was a violent criminal. This would take time, and the perfect set of evidence. So I set out to discover what I was going to
need to pull this off. This was a time before Facebook, so I would have to use MySpace. Back then MySpace wasn’t very secure so this
would make things easy for me. I started out by snooping around MySpace for anything I
could use to gather more information about the new boyfriend. I found out where he had when to school, who is friends
were, and even where he was from. Once
I had this information the plan would start to unfold. I would take this information, and create a fake MySpace
profile. I even went as far as to create
several additional profiles to mimic his friends so the ex-girlfriend wouldn’t
get suspicious. Then it was time to start putting the plan in place. How would it work? I had not figured it out yet. I would have to play it by ear and hope for
the best. After a little bit of thinking I came up with a strategy, I
quickly logged on and added friends ex to a bogus MySpace account. I would then start talking to the
Ex-girlfriend and gain her trust; this didn’t take long, as I already had a lot
of information already on her. Once I gained her trust, I started discussing a sinister crime
that had taken place back on the east coast, which is where her new boyfriend
lived. With the help of a web design program I was able to create a
fake newspaper article featuring this poor guy on her profile. This alone was
not enough to make her leery of him. It would take more. There
I sat wondering what to do now. After careful consideration I made another plan, even more
sinister then the last one. I would have to gain access to her accounts. After a few hours of trying to figure out her password, I
had almost given up when I got it. In I
was. I was in her account, now what to do? I didn’t want to alarm her I was there, but I thought to
myself, she will know someone was her password has been changed. The next day, my friend, Her Ex-boyfriend, received a
message telling him someone had hacked her account and she was accusing him of
doing it. Thankfully he didn’t know
anything about it and was able to deny it with ease. That is when I came to the greatest part of the plan. This guy was coming to see her that
evening. So I laid my next plan into
action. With a profile mocking the same one the ex-girlfriends new
love used I laid the most sinister part of the plan into action. I made it look like my friend had received threats from this
man. We then forwarded them on to the ex-girlfriend. The next time I hacked her account, I removed this new love
of hers, and added the fake profile in it’s place. After hacking the Ex-girlfriends account several more time,
(one would think they would figure out how to change their secret question),
and numerous more messages from this guy the plan had started to sing fall into
place. It was a success, she never knew it was changed, and to this
day I don’t think she ever figured it out. After another three or four days this poor guy, the
Ex-girlfriend had meet, was gone without a trace. My friend never did try to get back with his Ex-girlfriend,
that wasn’t the focus of the plan. The focus
of the plan was to hurt his ex-girlfriend mentally. To this day she still scared to meet people
on the internet. She has only had one
boyfriend since this took place, and it only lasted for three months. That has been over six years ago since I took
part in this evil plan. The moral of this story is you should never fully trust
anyone online. People can be anyone,
anywhere. You never know when the person
you are talking to is only after you for their gain. They may be a rapist, a murder, or a con
artist. I hope someone reading this
story will stop to think, is that person I talk to real? The
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