Re: John Titor Is A Hoax Exclusive Report
Nobody got banned for anything
We actually just un-banned about 15 or 16 people.
Nobody got banned for anything

Well I read somewhere (possibly in this thread) that Haber and Williams were both affiliated with Celebration, FL. [/b]
\"Representing John Titor's supposed family is Larry Haber, a pricey entertainment lawyer based in Celebration, Florida. Also the location of the headquarters of the John Titor Foundation, Celebration is a master-planned community on Disney-owned real estate outside Orlando. Haber, one of Celebration's first residents, has been a Disney attorney. Some suspect that Haber or his teenage son may have originally propagated the hoax as a merchandising scheme or as a way to bring traffic to TimeTravelInstitute.com, where Titor's first postings appeared. Interestingly, the Web site originally had the same bulletin board administrator as the town of Celebration. Oliver Williams (the current editor of JohnTitor.com and compiler of our accompanying interview) is also suspected of being the supposed time traveler, using the John Titor Foundation as a cover.\"[/b]
However, I didn't really consider the fact that just occured to me. Haber very easilly could be a family friend or something to these people, hired because he knew the law generally.[/b]
I think it is unusual that the last name Titor (not that it is a last name or anything) is not found anywhere else on the web. How strange! :eyebrow:[/b]
Neither Virtual's different databases and the one I'm using (or anyone else for that matter) has ever been able to pulled this name up anywhere.[/b]
Hi Pauli,
I just wanted to clarified what I posted before. Titor's name is all over the web.....it's just not in databases online where people pay to do research.
Net Detective uses legal records.....much like Ancestry.com. Intellius pools names from much larger sources....legal and non-legal...i.e. if you were to create an account on the internet and when asked your billing address, you gave a fictious one, that information would go into a database, eventually sold...and end up in Intellius. I think that is how Virtual's original find came about. Once your name gets sold to the database, I wouldn't think you could go in and remove it. I think that Titor is still in Intellius database. I think the connection that was there and then missing was the link to the Wired magazine article. Is that right Virtual?[/b]
I found this page with a persons name connected to John Titor I've not seen before.
Annabelle Leeson
PO Box 576
Philomath, Oregon 97370
United States
Here is the link I found this at. Thought it might be interesting in this thread. This does not support any convictions I have in regards to John Titor.
http://aberwiki.org/Timetravel_Hoax[/b]