I first read the threatening message, through my Blogger comment-moderation notice, at about 9 p.m. on Monday (August 29). After deciding to publish the comment, I promptly went to my stat service to scroll back about two hours; that's because the comment was time stamped at 6:55 p.m., on a post dated Tuesday, August 23. Could I find someone who had clicked in the comment section of that post in the appropriate time frame?
The answer was yes--and there was only one visitor who proved to be a suspect. (Memo to bad guys: When you click on a post that is several days old, it is likely to have less traffic than a new post. That makes it much easier to track your activities. We never said these people were smart.)
What information did my stats service provide about this visitor? Here is the rundown:
Visitor Analysis and System Spec
Search Referral: http://www.bing.com -- legal schnauzer blog
Host Name: 99-71-178-13.lightspeed.brhmal.sbcglobal.net Browser: IE 9.0
IP Address: 99.71.178.13 -- [Label IP Address]
Operating System: WinVista
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