US NFL star uses Twitter to track 300 raging teens who trashed his mountain retreat Tweets and pictures posted during the party at the Holloway's holiday mountain retreat. DAD thought the twitter pics his son had sent him showing their luxury mountain holiday house being trashed in a teen party were a hoax. Then things got real. Former star NFL player Brian Holloway said his 19-year-old son had spotted the tweets and Instagram pictures on the night of August 1 and immediately forwarded them to him. Initially thinking it was just a joke, it was a picture of teens dancing on furniture he recognised which brought home the reality of the disaster. Repairs and clean-up would cost $20,0000. The value of objects stolen from the house is yet to be determined. Pictures: Twitter / Instagram Source: Supplied Some 300 teenagers are believed to have broken into the house and used it as the setting of a Labour Day weekend party. The Holloways watched the destruction unfold via twitter. We were getting eyewitness reports of what was happening while it was happening. We couldn't believe what was going down," Holloway said. Teens danced in their boots on an expensive dining table Brian had bought with his Super Bowl XX winnings. Windows were broken. Doors kicked down. Holes punched in walls. Kegs were dragged over timber floors. Even as he was phoning police, Holloway saw tweets boasting how they had scattered over the 80 hectare property in the Berkshire Mountains to avoid arrest. Now, the Holloways are tracking down the teens' via their electronic fingerprints - and suing them. It's not hard to identify who they were. We've got 170 tweets. We have 200 to 220 names already confirmed today. I'm going to go online right now - I guarantee I'll have 10 more names of people who are sharing who was there, what they did. And that data is all going to the sheriffs," Holloway said. The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are conducting a "very large investigation" in to the event. No arrests have yet been made.