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Behind The Retraction @Behind_Retract

about 1 year ago

#Fraud #ReeseRichardson #PubPeerMob #SelfConfession #SelfImplication @NorthwesternU @AmaralLab

ScienceGuardians

@SciGuardians

about 1 year ago

🚨 UPDATE: The PubPeer Network Mob has desperately tried to portray Reese Richardson, a Postdoctoral Fellow at @AmaralLab @NorthwesternU, as a mere early career researcher, to divert attention while continuing to harass members of the academic community (📸 Image 1). Let’s be clear: there’s a stark distinction between accusation and self-confession. Richardson’s crimes are based on his own admissions and self-implications, in writing: ⚖️ He confessed to: ⚠️Cheating by exploiting Northwestern’s systems, violating the CFAA (18 U.S.C. § 1030). ⚠️ Providing resources and training for illegally obtaining .edu email addresses, enabling identity fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1028) and potential conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371). ⚠️ Creating fake papers and citation metrics, engaging in wire fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343). ⚠️ Manipulating academic platforms like @ResearchGate and Google Scholar, further violating wire fraud and CFAA. ⚠️ Using a fake identity to bypass verification processes, reinforcing identity and wire fraud charges. ⚖️ Legally, fraud is fraud—those committing fraud under the pretext of “exposing fraud” are equally culpable under federal law (e.g., 18 U.S.C. § 1343, § 1030). 🚨 Richardson is an established member of the PubPeer Network Mob (1,056 entries), tightly coordinating with them and attending their meetings worldwide (📸 Image 2, from Perpetrator 4’s derogatory blog). His prosecution is critical to extract information about the Mob’s malicious activities—harassing, extorting, and defaming the academic community. 🔗 His blog posts reveal a pattern of pretextual misconduct, justifying his crimes while showing no remorse, reinforcing the need for prosecution under federal law. 🚨⚠️ If unpunished, Richardson’s crimes could lead to chaos: imagine every Northwestern student exploiting the university’s email system to create false identities, gaming academic and financial platforms. Or U.S. students using his “resources and training” to manipulate global academia with fake .edu domains. @NorthwesternU’s Research Integrity Office must act to prevent this—failure to address such misconduct risks enabling systemic fraud, violating their legal and ethical duty to uphold integrity (42 CFR Part 93). 🚨 Severe disciplinary actions are critical to deter junior researchers from resorting to fraud for personal gain or fame, ensuring such crimes are never normalized. 🔱 We urge @NorthwesternU, @HHS_ORI, and @NDILnews to act swiftly. 🔎 Read and share the original exposé for detailed evidence of Richardson’s self-confessions and self-implications: https://t.co/FVq2NoaBAE #ResearchIntegrity #ExposeFraud #PubPeerMob

SciGuardians's tweet photo. 🚨 UPDATE: The PubPeer Network Mob has desperately tried to portray Reese Richardson, a Postdoctoral Fellow at @AmaralLab @NorthwesternU, as a mere early career researcher, to divert attention while continuing to harass members of the academic community (📸 Image 1). Let’s be clear: there’s a stark distinction between accusation and self-confession. Richardson’s crimes are based on his own admissions and self-implications, in writing:

⚖️ He confessed to:

⚠️Cheating by exploiting Northwestern’s systems, violating the CFAA (18 U.S.C. § 1030).
⚠️ Providing resources and training for illegally obtaining .edu email addresses, enabling identity fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1028) and potential conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371).
⚠️ Creating fake papers and citation metrics, engaging in wire fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343).
⚠️ Manipulating academic platforms like @ResearchGate and Google Scholar, further violating wire fraud and CFAA.
⚠️ Using a fake identity to bypass verification processes, reinforcing identity and wire fraud charges.

⚖️ Legally, fraud is fraud—those committing fraud under the pretext of “exposing fraud” are equally culpable under federal law (e.g., 18 U.S.C. § 1343, § 1030).

🚨 Richardson is an established member of the PubPeer Network Mob (1,056 entries), tightly coordinating with them and attending their meetings worldwide (📸 Image 2, from Perpetrator 4’s derogatory blog). His prosecution is critical to extract information about the Mob’s malicious activities—harassing, extorting, and defaming the academic community.

🔗 His blog posts reveal a pattern of pretextual misconduct, justifying his crimes while showing no remorse, reinforcing the need for prosecution under federal law.

🚨⚠️ If unpunished, Richardson’s crimes could lead to chaos: imagine every Northwestern student exploiting the university’s email system to create false identities, gaming academic and financial platforms. Or U.S. students using his “resources and training” to manipulate global academia with fake .edu domains. @NorthwesternU’s Research Integrity Office must act to prevent this—failure to address such misconduct risks enabling systemic fraud, violating their legal and ethical duty to uphold integrity (42 CFR Part 93).

🚨 Severe disciplinary actions are critical to deter junior researchers from resorting to fraud for personal gain or fame, ensuring such crimes are never normalized.

🔱 We urge @NorthwesternU, @HHS_ORI, and @NDILnews to act swiftly.

🔎 Read and share the original exposé for detailed evidence of Richardson’s self-confessions and self-implications: https://t.co/FVq2NoaBAE

#ResearchIntegrity #ExposeFraud #PubPeerMob

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PJ Raval @pjraval

almost 8 years ago

DEVIN NUNES!!!!!! You are such a sh*tbag but today your stupidity is worth its weight in gold ha ha! #votethemout #preservedemocracy #draintherepublicanswamp #lethemfallonebyone #selfimplication #ratsonthehill https://t.co/BMwcxF5vNi

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