Tenzo said:
The embarrasing truth is that the incident was very scary. Not just the way it unfolded, but knowing that if the police hadn't shown up, I was going to make the meet myself. The result is that I would have been laying bloody in an alley behind the post office. A terrible fate that I really don't wish on anyone.If you want to check the police blotter, you can. It's open with the 'freedom of information act' and it should have all the fun details. But i've sent out the warning about what is going on to anyone who cares to listen.
Did Anthony Weiner coach you on how to handle when you get caught in a lie? Several people have now come forward after their own investigation/research into the matter, pretty much outing large parts of your story as a lie. Yet you remain steadfast in your claims, while STILL unwilling (i.e. unable) to provide any links whatsoever. If this had happened to me, I'd have an arsenal of links to show off what I was a part of. No way I'd not have some article detailing this amazing tale.
And I love your "victim" stance by attempting to pull at our heartstrings w/ "the incident was very scary", if the police had not shown up to make the exchange. I am wondering what on earth would have possessed you to even consider going through w/ the exchange if the cops hadn't shown up? But I guess without that little piece, you'd have a hard time selling the victim angle, eh?
Well, thank you to the others who have uncovered the developing truth. Even though Tenzo's post is in poor taste, I still enjoy watching a lie unravel.




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