An endorsement

Back in 2020, fellow Bundy researcher Tiffany Jean (this being her main Facebook handle) referred to me as a “crazy bitch” who “can do fine research”, in a conversation she had then with Rob Dielenberg, drawing Dielenberg’s attention to the Hanson letters which I had just shared publicly. Zoom in on the screenshot below to view Tiffany's reference to me in her conversation with Dielenberg:

 


I’d say it’s an interesting, albeit colorful endorsement, so I’m sharing it here. Lots of people have endorsements, and this is mine! I’m always happy to bring rare Bundy-related materials to a broader audience and I sure do like to see my research skills being praised!

Tiffany Jean’s real name is Tiffany Gilman (publicly displayed online).

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 3, 2022 at 1:04 PM

    You actually just purchased them from an online sale, I was wrong at that time. My initial analysis rings true, however your research ability wasn't as good as I'd been led to believe at that time.

    Pretty pathetic and petty that you're posting private conversations from over 3 years ago now, and continuing to dox me, but I wouldn't really expect anything less from you. And no, my name is not publicly available online, I have done my best to remove it from as many places as possible thanks to your stalking behavior.

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  2. Maria ŞerbanMarch 2, 2023 at 1:52 PM

    I had actually contacted Sean Papanikolas, Judge Stewart Hanson’s grandson, to help me obtain those letters. The website you’re referring to didn’t work for me.

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