Content warning, this episode contains discussion of the murder of two girls, as well as homophobia,

abelism, sexual harassment, sexism, mental health issues, and death threats for some reason.

We don't remember if there's profanity here,

but there certainly will be in the many screenshots we will share in our Facebook group.

We try to stay away from covering the internet community around Delphi whenever we can.

Most of the people who belong to this large group, the commoners, the lurkers, the posters, the moderators, and the creators are honestly fine.

They're just people who've gotten really invested in this case.

We don't see anything wrong in that. A minority are bad faith actors in this space for the wrong reasons.

But normally when they are being vile or inaccurate, it's best to just ignore it.

Focusing on small-time creators' wrongdoings just brings more eyes on them.

Today, we'll be breaking that rule.

That's because a few people have inserted themselves into this

case and engaged in such shocking behavior it's reached the point where we feel

further reporting is necessary. The catalyst for our investigation into this group was one highly online middle-aged man who has a

pension for wearing Sherlock Holmes style deer stocker caps during his online rants about the Delphi case.

See, he said some things that could complicate everything we thought we knew about the leak of discovery materials in the Delphi case.

That's worth digging into.

We'll be talking extensively about that man

and other so-called sloots he's affiliated with.

We reached out repeatedly to everyone involved in this story for comment.

None of them responded to our inquiries.

Their names and backgrounds are already readily available online.

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