A STRANGER OBSESSION

Ask anyone employed by Clearwire , between June and December 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and they will tell you the same story crafted that Summer by Don Stovner: that he, Randy, and I, “worked on CityCenter together” in 2007.  Stovner repeated it on a nearly daily basis from the time I started my contract with Clearwire in June 2009. While he was taking me to lunch in June/July 2009 and becoming my “friend”, he was telling everyone the CityCenter story. He completely erased the Wynn , the location where I first encountered Don Stovner in July 2008 at a Wynn All IT Staff Meeting. He didn’t show up in my Data Stream until then. But here he is almost exactly one year later, establishing a connection with me through a Senior Manager from Bresnan Communications , now re-Branded as Optimum , in Colorado, through  MGM Mirage , now re-Branded as MGM Resorts International . Remember, the original story was that he thought my name was “Aurora” when he arrive

  How do I know Don Stovner Socially Engineered you? Because in the Summer of 2007, the Ted Whiting, the Director of Surveillance for The Mirage and the Business Sponsor for the CityCenter Build (the MGM Mirage properties) asked me if I had ever been to Cozumel Mexico. I wondered at the time why a Director of the Company would be so interested in a Vacation I took nearly 16 years before I was an employee at MGM Mirage. I did not correct the Ted or clarify my reply, I simply said yes, I had been there. Within a few weeks of that conversation with the Director, I spotted a Doppelmayr van following me home from work. I never saw City Center related vehicles out on Boulder Highway.  After changing out of my work clothes and heading off to the Dog Park, I spotted him again, this time right behind me in the left hand turn lane. I looked in my rearview mirror and when the light changed I waved to him in the mirror. As we turned the corner, he sped past me and away he we

“Sucks to be you” Remember that? Remember when I said those words on the conference call? Those are the words that Don Stovner repeated to me in August 2009 as his “proof” that we were on a conference call together. So before we move on, you should take a moment to reflect.  Think about the last time you heard that phrase on a conference call. Take your time. CONTINUE READING - PATREON S*CKS TO BE YOU