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| - Information goes a long way in the Internet era, and this one's got the legs to outlast even the oldest netizen. There once was some truth to the following warnings about an online stalker of women called 'DreamWeaverGrey' (originally 'Slavemaster'), but it's long outdated:
If a person with the screen-name of DreamWeaverGrey contacts you, do not reply. DO not talk to this person; do not answer any of whispers or requests for private in Pogo. Whoever this person may be, he/she is a suspect for murder in the deaths of
56 women(so far) contacted through the Internet. This screen-name has also been seen on Yahoo, AOL, AIM, and
Excite so far. This is not a joke! Please send this to men too... just in case! Send to everyone you know! Ladies, this is serious.
If a guy by the name of SlaveMaster contacts you do not answer. He has killed
56 womenthat he has talked to on the internet.
PLEAZE SEND OUT TO ALL THE WOMEN ON YOUR BUDDY LIST. ALSO ASK THEM TO PASS THIS ON.
He has been on {{ Yahoo- Aol-- Excite }} so far.
This is no JOKE.!!!!!!
AND PLEASE SEND THIS TO MEN TO.......JUST IN CASE!
Send to EVERY ONE YOU KNOW!!
John Edward Robinson Sr., 56, was arrested on
After Robinson's arrest, law enforcement authorities discovered two
Robinson was also suspected in the mid-1980s disappearances of three women and an infant whose bodies had not yet been located. One of the bodies Robinson had stored in barrels was later identified as being one of these women, and the missing infant was discovered to have been adopted by Robinson's brother.
In October 2002, John Robinson was convicted of the murder of three women, the two found in the barrels on his land, and the third the disappeared mother of the child he placed with his brother. In January 2003 he was sentenced to death for these murders. He has also been charged in the deaths of the three women found in Missouri.
The "slavemaster" is monstrously real, but so far he's well short of the
This internet warning took on a life of its own, one quite independent of the facts. The small grain of truth (someone using the screen name "Slavemaster" was arrested for the murders of women he contacted on the Internet) was lost amidst the sandstorm of claims that he was still out there looking for more victims, and that he had killed
As well, pranksters have been pulling off jokes by substituting their acquaintances' screen names in place of "Slavemaster," so now versions are circulating that warn netizens to be on the lookout for someone using the handle "Dodgecity53_," "SweetCaliGuy4evr," "ooosparklesooo88," "DreamWeaverGrey," "Monkeyman935," "Free_mumia911,""ineedatipdrill," "RatBonesBlakStar," "Silly Black Goose," "Buc Vet," "Rooster," "spikey_mikey913," or "Darksideishere1," all screen names that have nothing to do with the real John Edward Robinson.
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