To Whom It May Concern:whom it may concern,

Thank you for taking the time to read this email. In April of
this year, I informed the FBI that on May 4, 2018, I purchased
several different celebrity domain names through my hosting
provider’s website. I informed them that I thought that several
celebrities and reporters had developed a highly profitable
illegal internet scheme. The scheme involves luring the
general public, their competitors and wealthy business men
into buying these domain names, and the celebrity or reporter
later sues for trademark infringement after the website
owner/publisher publishes a website about the person who is
the subject of the domain name. Thankfully, this did not
happen to me because I immediately caught on to their
scheme. The list of celebrities for whom I bought domain
names includes John Goodman (from the sitcom Roseanne),
Brooke Baldwin and Erica Hill (CNN), Amelia Vega (wife of
NBA basketball player, AI Horford), Scott Pelley and Norah
O'Donnell (CBS), Shepard Smith (Fox News), Cecilia Vega
(ABC), Sue Herera and David Faber (CNBC), Dr. 02 (from The
Dr. 02 Show, owned by Oprah Winfrey), and Travis Stork (from
The Doctors).

In November, I found even more celebrities and reports doing
the same thing. The list includes Portia de Rossi (Ellen
DeGeneres's wife), Mike Galanos and Christi Paul of CNN’s
HLN channel, Melissa Lee of CNBC, and Elizabeth Benjamin
of Spectrum News in New York, all of whom have their
celebrity-name dot-coms up for sale, which is a strong
indicator that the scheme is actually occurring. In addition to
these celebrities and reDorters.reporters, others that I have found to be