What is lake city quiet pills?

The mystery of Lake city quiet pills originated in 1997 with creation of crystalwind.com, at first things seemed innocent, a normal guy with a normal web hosting business seemingly just trying to make some cash on the side. In November 2001, Mike registered his domain lakecityquietpills.com, it sat unused until April 2004, finally being updated with a placeholder page. In December 2004, Andrew Arnold registered the website drunkenstepfather.com, but more on that later. 3 years later on December 12th 2007 everybody’s least favourite reddit account was created, this account was u/ReligonOfPeace.

During his time on Reddit he was known for his remarkable first hand knowledge of war from his time in the US military having claimed to have enlisted at 14. He called himself Milo and claimed to be a 79 year old man, still continuing to serve his country though a now less strenuous computer related field. In may 2008 he caused a discrepancy in his story claiming on r/askreddit that he was actually 70 years old in July, not 79, this would grow to be a concern when he later died in July 2009, many taking this mix up as proof that Milo’s death was a pre-planned act. On May 19th 2009 u/violentacrez also known as Michael Brutsch added ROP as a moderator to his subreddit r/jailbait, alongside other moderators u/darkmannx & u/merkler. Later on u/darkmannx, also known as Angelo Rivera would go on to be an admin at drunkenstepfather.com under the name Satan666, he was also known as Lucas and Thomas by many of the DSF users.

Violentacrez is now widely known for his interview with CNN after the closure of r/jailbait on November 10th 2010. When the Gawker article was published, it was banned from Reddit 30 minutes later the reason, according to Reddit community manager David Croach (Dacvak), was because the article contained private information about a user. This not the only time Reddit has supported his actions. While violentacrez was a moderator of r/jailbait, Reddit didn’t just give him an award, they created a new one called “pimp daddy” just for him. While Mike was a moderator of r/jailbait he would be drawn to visit Andrew’s website drunkenstepfather.com through the influence of Angelo & Violentacrez.

in June 2009 Mike claims he’s grown tired of commercial image hosting and that he’s created his own, that old guys image host, inviting the Reddit community to use it. It’s unclear exactly why but our best guess is that Mike was aware of DSF’s need for porn accepting, stable image hosting. On June 27th the hidden job board was first archived although it would go unnoticed for a further few months. On July 17th 2009, Mike would make his last comments under ReligonOfPeace, complaining that he’d reported a bunch of spam reddits, shit for lawyers and roofers that nobody actually reads, reddit remains quiet as Milo’s death is reported in the HTML of lakecityquietpills. Nothing seems out of place until at 1pm, u/2-6 creates their account, they spend 50 minutes on the site before breaking the news of their friends apparent death with the post “the end of ReligionOfPeace, he died today.”

The initial reactions to Milo’s death were polarising, many posting to express their condolences while others looked on with criticism, already believing this to be a hoax. 2-6 would go on to post two more times on Reddit, expressing that it was not a hoax and that they were planning to have dinner with Milo on Friday. On the 19th, they briefly came back to Reddit to post the coordinates to where they had spread his ashes, the coordinates lead to Gettysburg Mall in Pensilvania according to 2-6 Milo had once lived there before the Mall was built.

This was where the story should have ended but for it seemed a little too convenient for a moderator of a Jailbait subreddit to pass only three months of moderation, it seemed that Milo had done everything in their power to not become the next Gawker article. In the aftermath of Milo’s death redditor’s began to question why an old man would pick such an eccentric domain name, upon viewing source they had no idea that their findings would have us still talking about it 12 years later. The job board was then posted to Reddit kicking off the investigation, the messages would be encrypted, shared and encrypted again until they eventually stopped stopped using this method of communication. The codes have never been cracked and in 2014 the site was closed down by MadamMeow.