By Tori Richards
(Continued)
Neighbors in McClellan's Seattle-area home town of Arlington have been busy. One person had distributed flyers to mailboxes and newspaper boxes that "contain the false accusation that I approached some girls in the neighborhood at a slumber party," McClellan wrote.
Others have "reportedly gotten a judge to issue some sort of a restraining order stating that I'm not to be walking by their houses anymore," he wrote, adding that he was supposed to personally receive a copy of it from a sex crimes detective.
The sympathizer then suggested that McClellan post a surveillance camera in his neighborhood to document the activities of anyone passing out fliers in mailboxes.
"A visit from the postal inspectors should straighten out her crooked ways," the sympathizer wrote.
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But the colleague stopped short of condoning McClellan's picture-posting habits when he mulled over the possibility of a new web site.
McClellan wrote: "At a minimum, the more provocative pics (with just the backsides of one or two girls) will not be returning — but given the outcry and anger I've experienced in the past month, I'm thinking that posting photos of any girls does more harm than good to our cause of GL acceptance."
In response, the sympathizer added: "Honestly dude, and I mean this straight: I think you photographing anybody, except celebrities, and posting them on your web site is creepy. If I found my own picture on a web site, say buying some cotton candy at a fair, I would be pissed...Don't paint yourself as a parasite."
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