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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2024
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I love that the article didn't post his address, but did post a picture of his house, how much he paid for it, and the name of his mortgage company. It would be terrible if anyone used that information to find out where he lives on Zillow....
His address was already public knowledge. That's why the woman was there in the first place.
Sure, but it's considered doxxing to post his actual address.