If nobody does, I'll be homeless at the end of May 2017.
Those are pictures of the April 3rd agreement to move from the apartment that I had to sign because the police didn't even try to find the cameras when they did their investigation in the apartment several weeks before.
The police also have not responded to my written request that they conduct another investigation, which I filed after I finally bought a hidden camera detector and scanned the apartment with it on April 11th:
What I was told by the "Mental Health" police officer to whom the police department had assigned my case in January was "The police department doesn't have a camera detector; I don't think that anyone makes hidden camera detectors." The hidden cameras in my apartment recorded him saying that; the cameras have audio. The New York Times is one of many media organizations that heard and saw the police not even trying to find the cameras in my apartment and then spending the rest of their time in my apartment condescending to me as if I were crazy and/or stupid.
This is the address for the first page of Yahoo results for "hidden camera detectors":
I wouldn't call this an apology from the New York Times for having assumed that I was lying about being harassed in my math class:
Those are pictures of contiguous sections of the first page of the New York Times today.
The New York Times hasn't stopped hacking my phone, illegally watching me from the illegal, hidden cameras in my apartment, and promoting sexual crime. Most of the victims of the crimes that the conglomerate has promoted for 7 years aren't and won't be rich people.
The New York Times and many other media sources have promoted child rape since 2010. The conglomerate never stops accusing me of being a bad person who deserves what happens to me, because I never stop saying that the conglomerate is criminal.
The conglomerate DOES NOT STOP LYING.
Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, May 3, 2017 @ 8:26 a.m.
