Members
Alleged members of Pirates with Attitudes according to U.S. Department of Justice:
- Robin Rothberg, aka "Marlenus," (9/11/67) 32, of Newburyport, Massachusetts (pleaded guilty)
- Mark Veerboken, aka "Shiffie," of Belgium
- Steven Ahnen, aka "Code3," (4/13/58) 42, of Sarasota, Florida (pleaded guilty)
- Christian Morley, aka "Mercy" (4/13/73) 27, of Salem, Massachusetts (convicted)
- Justin Robbins, aka "Warlock," (2/10/76), 24, of Lake Station, Indiana (pleaded guilty)
- Jason Slater, aka "Technic," (4/28/70) 30, of Sunnyvale, California (pleaded guilty)
- Todd Veillette, aka "Gizmo," (11/21/59) 40, of Oakdale, Connecticut (pleaded guilty)
- Thomas Oliver, aka "RAMBONE," (7/14/65) 34, of Aurora, Illinois (pleaded guilty)
- Mark Stone, aka "Stoned," (3/24/66) 34, of California (pleaded guilty)
- Dionne, aka "akasha", of West Palm Beach, Florida (pleaded guilty)
- Shawn Reimerdes, aka "SkaTeMasTer", (11/01/76), of Whitestone, NY, SysOp of Harmony Skates BBS in the 718 area code (1988-1994) and PPE programmer (DIZ/2-PCB, Oneliners).
- Paul Cirone, aka "Vigilante", (10/09/68), of Long Island, NY, Sysop of Velvet Underground BBS, PPE Programmer
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