This man has just moved in to a new neighbourhood, but to his absolute shock, as he's walking

through the street, he sees posters of himself on every corner, accusing him of being a child

molester on the official sex offenders registry when he is absolutely not. What would you do in this situation?

It's absolutely crazy. Let's see what this man did. I just moved and a neighbor is putting up flyers

accusing me of being a child molester. I am not. So I moved into a new neighborhood in August.

Shortly after I moved in, flyers started appearing on utility poles, etc.,

alerting the residents that a child sexual predator has moved into the neighbourhood.

The flyer contains a cropped screenshot of the person there mistaking me for's entry on the Sex Offender Registry.

We do share a name, but that's it. My name is not uncommon.

I'm not Joe Smith, but I'm not Eusebius Cadmarinius either. Either way, the person posting these

is definitely aware of the fact that it's not me as they crop the offender's mugshot out of

the screenshot and replaced it with a picture from my

linked in profile. I've looked up Not Me's entry on the Sex Offender Registry and he's a fat

white guy in his 60s. I am an average build mixed dude who looks black in my 30s. And to be clear,

while there's no such thing as a minor sex crime, this guy is on the registry for forcible R word of a child under 13, or something along those lines.

I spoke to the police as soon as I found out about the flyers via my wife, which must have been a fun surprise for her to see when she was walking home from the train.

They basically said, well, that sucks, but how do you expect us to find out who is putting them up?

I was confronted by an aby yesterday. Luckily, I bookmarked not me's sex offender registry page

on my phone. And the guy who confronted me was level-headed enough to immediately apologize.

He knew who was putting the flyers up and actually gave me the guy's name and described him

as kind of a conspiracy nut. Great. The abundant misspellings and caps for emphasis on the flyer

should have tipped me off. Anyway, I've got no interest in confronting this guy myself

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