Thomas Schoenberger Case Study #16 How to Cyberstalk
Channel: Samizdat
Date: 2020-02-11

An excerpt from an interview between Marcus Conte and Arturo Tafoya, dissecting the Schoenberger phenomenon—another term for rampant cyber bullying and cyberstalking.

Original interview: Marcus Conte, "Exposing Criminal Online LARP "Puppet Masters" w/ LESTAT," YouTube, September 14, 2019. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFCaWjBU08Q

Excerpt used through the gracious permission of Mr. Conte. 
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I never saw such malice in a man, and he directs it at utter strangers. 

When you stalk to the degree that Thomas Schoenberger does, it is actually a crime. A felony, in fact. Someone commented that Schoenberger stalks like someone pays him to do it. He treats it like a job. Maybe someone is paying him to do it.

Felony Stalking: a real crime, with real victims.

But Thomas Schoenberger is not just an über-stalker. His criminality takes multiple forms.

Exposure of Classified Identities: another felony. 

Mr. Schoenberger claims that I am a “CIA agent,” which is like scratching a chalkboard for intelligence professionals, as it is incorrect terminology. What Mr. Schoenberger is actually claiming is that I am a “CIA officer,” a case officer, a trained runner of agents and agent networks. 

While I am a graduate of the Special Forces Operations and Intelligence course (18F), I am not a graduate of The Farm. Those who completed that course know that their curricula overlap, but I was a Green Beret, not a member of the Clandestine Services.

Fortunately for Mr. Schoenberger, I am not at this time employed by CIA. That may not matter to the FBI, however, as Mr. Schoenberger does not know whether I am a covered officer or not. It was his avowed intention to expose me as one. 

When you stack this felonious behavior up against his two previous convictions for felony stalking (Superior Court of Napa, 2011), and compound it with the grievous fact that Schoenberger is violating the terms of his probation, things begin looking dismal indeed.

What may end up actually putting him back in jail, however, is the fact that Thomas Schoenberger claims that his “brother-in-law” was a “shield,” (his term), “protecting” him from further legal entanglements. The former common-law husband of Thomas Schoenberger’s deceased mother, a gentleman named Lou, has a son who happens to be an FBI Legat serving in Central America.

The FBI takes a very dim view of anyone placing a Special Agent in a position of potential embarrassment. When that embarrassment can extend to also encompass the Bureau itself...well, that is not a position that you or I would like to experience. 

And Schoenberger put himself in this position all by himself.

Knock-knock, Mr. Schoenberger. 

Who is at the door?