And it's a Jew: Part 2

[Down1]

They busted the kids father also.

The father’s detention was extended until March 30, on charges that he was “involved in most of the same crimes and many of the threatening telephone calls.”

The suspect’s mother was also questioned, as the unusually large antenna and other extraordinary hardware used by her husband and son in the conspiracy were so unusual that it is extremely unlikely that she would not have been aware of what was going on.
http://newobserveronline.com/jews-scramble-second-israeli-arrested-jcc-threats/

[cheka.]

wonder where they got the tech gear that was so complicated that a woman couldnt use it?

[old steel]

Evil semites, deport them all!

Oh wait, that would mean someone down there would have to grow a set first.

[cheka.]

article gives a look at the operation they set up note how they claim kid is a 'whiz'. maybe if whiz means set up and trained by organized group

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/jcc-bomb-threat-suspect-michael-kaydar-bitcoin-google-voice-article-1.3008146

The teen hoaxer arrested in the barrage of bomb threats against Jewish community centers reportedly used the cryptic currency Bitcoin and a disposable Google Voice line to cover his tracks.

Computer whiz Michael Kaydar — a 19-year-old with dual American and Israeli citizenship — went to great lengths to make himself virtually untraceable as he terrorized JCCs across the country for months, The Daily Beast reported.

The first phone calls he allegedly made back in January quickly traced back to a service called SpoofCard that lets users change what people see on their caller ID. But a subpoena sent to TelTech — the New Jersey company behind the SpoofCard technology — at first appeared to be a dead end, the website reported.

The suspect used Bitcoin to underwrite his devious deeds as well as a disposable Google Voice line set up with an alias, the Daily Beast reported.

Jewish teenager in Israel arrested for JCC bomb threats in US

Bitcoin is a virtual currency not registered to a government or regulated bank that can be easily exchanged for real money.

Kaydar reportedly paid for his SpoofCard with Bitcoin and used its voice-changing feature to make himself sound like a woman.

A break finally came when he finally slipped up by forgetting to route his internet connection through a dummy server, the Daily Beast said.
Teen hoaxer Michael Kaydar (r.), accused of making dozens of anti-Semitic bomb threats, is escorted by guards.
Teen hoaxer Michael Kaydar (r.), accused of making dozens of anti-Semitic bomb threats, is escorted by guards. (JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images)

The teen — who is himself Jewish — was nabbed Thursday at his home in Ashkelon, a city on Israel's southern coast, after an international probe spearheaded by the FBI.

JCC threat suspect could be extradited to New York, Virginia

Jewish groups celebrated the arrest in the threats, which raised concerns of a rising wave of anti-Semitism.

Israeli police called the Kaydar a hacker — but said his motives remain unclear.

"He's the guy who was behind the JCC threats," Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, referring to the scores of anonymous calls phoned into Jewish community centers.

Kaydar shielded his face from photographers as guards escorted him out of a courtroom.

Schumer asks FCC to allow probe into anti-Semitic threats

The teen's lawyer said his client suffers from a "very serious" medical condition that kept him out of school and the Israel Defense Forces — and may have affected his behavior.
Kaydar's father (pictured) has also been detained for questioning, official said.
Kaydar's father (pictured) has also been detained for questioning, official said. (JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images)

"This is one of the things the judge told the police to check, to talk to his doctors, to get more documents and to investigate him according to his medical situation," said attorney Galit Bash.

Kaydar's father has also been detained for questioning, official said.

The motive for the bomb threat spree remains a mystery. Israeli police said he used sophisticated technology to disguise his voice and location when making the calls to centers in the U.S. as well as Australia and New Zealand.

Trump suggests Jewish community is spreading anti-Semitic threats

Israeli authorities worked with the FBI and other international law enforcement to crack the case.

During his arrest, Kaydar tried to grab an officer's gun until another cop stopped him, officials said.

"Today's arrest in Israel is the culmination of a large-scale investigation spanning multiple continents for hate crimes against Jewish communities across our country," U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
Computer whiz Michael Kaydar (c.) went to great lengths to make himself virtually untraceable as he terrorized JCCs across the country for months, The Daily Beast reported.
Computer whiz Michael Kaydar (c.) went to great lengths to make himself virtually untraceable as he terrorized JCCs across the country for months, The Daily Beast reported. (JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images)

"The Department of Justice is committed to protecting the civil rights of all Americans, and we will not tolerate the targeting of any community in this country on the basis of their religious beliefs. I commend the FBI and Israeli National Police for their outstanding work on this case."

More than 150 Jewish centers and schools across America have been hit with bomb hoaxes this year - including three JCCs on Staten Island - with dozens sometimes coming in seemingly coordinated calls on a single day.

Juan Thompson, a disgraced former journalist who lost his job last year for fabricating stories, was arrested in St. Louis earlier this month for at least eight of the threats. Police said his wave of terror appeared to be a form of retaliation against an ex-lover.

President Trump faced fierce criticism in February for his apparent suggestion that Jews might be placing some of the threats to make others "look bad."

Only later did he condemn the threats.

[Joshua01]

Wait a couple of days and it will be like it never happened

[crimethink]

article gives a look at the operation they set up note how they claim kid is a 'whiz'. maybe if whiz means set up and trained by organized group

Like I said in the other thread, I bet he answers to Unit 8200. Being young, he was naive, and exposed himself.

[cheka.]

Like I said in the other thread, I bet he answers to Unit 8200. Being young, he was naive, and exposed himself.

the super smart jewish 'whiz' in action:

A break finally came when he finally slipped up by forgetting to route his internet connection through a dummy server, the Daily Beast said.

[Joshua01]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HJ4Hh0hyXQ