Hector Xavier Monsegur, 29-years-old, has been working for the FBI to entrap and gather information about his Anonymous and LulzSec compatriots since shortly after his arrest last summer. Unfortunately this has only been public knowledge since March. Monsegur was mentioned in last weeks Wired Magazine story about the internal workings of Anonymous.
Monsegur lives with his two children in a 6th floor apartment in the Jacob Reis Housing Projects on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. His treachery led to the arrest and imprisonment of numerous activist hackers or hacktivists in the U.K. and U.S.. Jeremy Hammond is one individual who faces years behind bars thanks to Monsegur’s continued cooperation with federal authorities.
Monsegur deserves the worst.
Jeremy deserves your support.
“Jeremy Hammond is accused of using his computer savvy to attack conservative groups and State operators. He is being charged with providing Wikileaks the documents for their latest Stratfor release.” – FreeHammond.com
Donations are welcome as are letters of solidarity. Write to Jeremy at:
Jeremy Hammond 18729-424
Metropolitan Correctional Center
150 Park Row
New York, New York, 10007
If you are in the NYC area this month there is even more you can do to support Jeremy. On Friday, July 13th at 8:30pm, a noise demo will be held outside the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in solidarity with Jeremy Hammond. The event will conclude at 9pm.
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