When nail ‘n’ mail doesn’t work. Because you can’t find a doorway upon which to nail it.<\/p>\n
Definition of Nail and mail–Nail and mail service is the posting of the notice on the person’s home and then mailing him a copy (hence nailing and mailing).<\/em><\/p>\n Source: To Sue Founder of Daily Stormer, a Neo-Nazi Site, First He Must Be Found – The New York Times<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n I started this story thinking I wouldn’t finish it or post it here but then I became intrigued by the problems the Southern Poverty Law Center <\/a>is having in slamming a righteous lawsuit on a anti-Semitic white supremacist who is so courageous he refuses to be located.<\/p>\n The story begins:<\/p>\n For the past five months, a group of litigants has been trying to hold Andrew Anglin, the founder of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer, to account for some of his actions. It has not been easy.<\/em><\/p>\n A team of four people hired by the nonprofit Southern Poverty Law Center to serve Mr. Anglin with notice of a lawsuit accusing him of leading a \u201ctroll army\u201d<\/a> have failed. They scoured parts of Ohio, where Mr. Anglin is from, and talked to his brother; they went to his father\u2019s counseling office; they drove around his sister\u2019s church. When they saw someone was home at an apartment affiliated with him, they staked it out.<\/em><\/p>\n And this is not an ordinary complaint (my bolding):<\/p>\n [Tanya] Gersh\u2019s lawsuit stems from events last spring in Whitefish, Mont. There, Ms. Gersh, a real estate agent, encouraged Sherry Spencer, to disavow her son, Richard Spencer, a white supremacist, and donate to human rights causes. As tensions in the community grew, Ms. Gersh offered to sell a building in town owned by Ms. Spencer.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Mr. Anglin told his followers that Ms. Gersh was extorting Ms. Spencer and encouraged them to write anti-Semitic messages to Ms. Gersh. She and her son, who was 12, soon received thousands of phone calls and emails, including a message encouraging her son to crawl into an oven.<\/em><\/p>\n In April, Ms. Gersh and the Southern Poverty Law Center sued The Daily Stormer, accusing it of orchestrating a \u201ctroll storm.\u201d The case could set a precedent on how online harassment is treated under the law.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n So where is this brave Nazi hiding?<\/p>\n …most likely hiding among his community, said Keegan Hankes, an analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center.<\/em><\/p>\n Dear His Community: if any of you has a shred of moral fiber, you’ll rat the rat out.<\/p>\n Although:<\/p>\n Mr. Anglin has written on The Daily Stormer that he is in Nigeria.<\/em><\/p>\n UPDATE: Just remembered I once posted a funnier story about an evasive defendant and a process server.<\/a> Funnier, because he was eventually pinned down, and funnier, because he wasn’t a Nazi. Although he was a Russian billionaire and nowadays that means something, doesn’t it?<\/p>\n Oh and funnier because it refers to my own lawsuit and the efforts needed to serve the defendants. I get to laugh because it all turned all very well for me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When nail ‘n’ mail doesn’t work. Because you can’t find a doorway upon which to nail it. Definition of Nail and mail–Nail and mail service is the posting of the notice on the person’s home and then mailing him a … Continue reading