Leaker posts names of suspended students CHARLES, Mo., March 7 (UPI) -- The creator of a LindenLeaks Twitter account has taken it down after tweeting the names of students suspended from Lindenwood University in Missouri. The @LindenLeaks account was created last year, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. But despite its name, the postings were few and mostly humdrum criticisms of crowded campus parking lots and slow Internet speeds. That changed last month with a promise of "major leaks to come" and then with the release of a document that listed more than 180 students suspended last semester, along with their phone numbers, e-mail addresses and grade-point averages. The account, created anonymously, vanished from Twitter overnight Tuesday, the Post-Dispatch said. The university in St. Charles said no Social Security numbers were compromised by the leak. But the information dump could mean a federal investigation of its security practices. "The action on Twitter is absolutely criminal, and we intend to fully prosecute those involved," Scott Queen, Lindenwood's spokesman, said.