police and US Homeland Security, had been tracking the two men before the rape in Virginia. They got an alert that Faulkner had crossed the border, and knew he was likely to meet Falte.

The police soon pounced, arresting both at a home in Virginia.



Following the arrest, they moved the website to an Australian server, and the Argos unit assumed the identity of Faulkner. They began posting to the community, quickly apologising for the unexplained absence.

“Phew, what a month that was!. A month of my life that I won’t get back. Although technically most of the really screwed up shit happened in October, not September, hence my late foray into this month,” the team posted.



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