Differences

Eharmony.com.....datehookup.com......match.com........PLEASE be aware that these web sites are a playground for a sociopath-con artist-psychopath.

Ron was spotted recently at a very very interesting place.........can't say where yet..........but someone recognized him from the information out on the web.  Followed him for a bit (drives a silver mercedes-conned an elderly couple (remember he is extremely violent and dangerous)  into financing it.  VERY INTERESTING......just saying!!

Wow

We've found another con artist similar to Ron, his name is Kent.  We know two of the people conned and they contacted us about Kent because they saw the blog about Ron.  Now there is a blog on Kent.  The news did a story on Kent and plastered his face all over the Florida and Alabama.

Check it out

Kent Montgomery Con Artist (on Facebook)

http://kentmontgomeryconartist.blogspot.com/2011/02/interesting-news.html?spref=tw

Wouldn't it be nice if Ron were to be on the news?  We believe the difference between Kent and Ron is that Ron is violent and has alleged sex molestation suggestions towards his son.

This just makes us happy.  Yesterday we got this story.

"........I was at Walgreens yesterday and this woman pulled in my parking spot and flipped me off.  Then she got out of her car with her GIGANTIC boobs (I don't know how she walked) and she gave me the bird.  I just sat there in shock.  There were 100 parking spots, why mine?  I did  something I have never done, I keyed her brand new black Mercedes.  I think I was so upset over the idea that a con man wins that I just couldn't take this parking space stealer.  Its time to stand up for what's right and not let the fear that con artist and abusers use to rule you.  Yes, Ron is very scary, he's violent, he volatile, he's an alleged molester, so we steer away.  The concept of a con artist is as old as the human race.  What makes them able to repeat and repeat and repeat the abuse is the amount of work required to "take them down".  They require so much mental work and time and usually the person has been so mind screwed by the time they figure everything out, they just want to be done and then the con artist uses the scare factor or the threat ability.  They threaten to sue.  Ok, so sue.  Like they want to be in a courtroom, or have the funds.  I mean wouldn't that really cut into their "conning" time?  They are such lazy humans, they would rather spend 110% of their time lying than just get a job.  No doubt con artist+sociopath+psychopath=society's nightmare.......it's time to wake up!"

Still up to it

Found out recently that Ron is still up to some old tricks.  Threatens law suits and such to make you nervous and scared.

Two women have reported that they had various credit card numbers that were tried to be used over the internet.  Those women also had Ron Johnson around them within 48 hours of having those cards fraudulently attempted to be used.

Change your pin numbers, change your passwords, he will do it.

The bank called one woman to say a debit card had been ordered at a new address, they called to verify.....he had the pin and everything!!

Don't give up

So what can you do? Here are some suggestions: 

1. Don't ignore your doubts
Your emotions, or your relief about finally finding someone who wants you, will cloud your judgment. If your instincts are telling you something is wrong, pay attention. Set aside your romantic feelings or business feelings and critically evaluate exactly what your con artist is proposing to you.

2. Verify the story 
Try to check anything that he or she told you—place of birth, military service, job history. If you find discrepancies and confront your con artist about them, be prepared. He or she will probably try to explain them away, or attack you for not being trusting.

3. Ask your friends what they think 
Your friends will assume that you know what you're doing, and they won't want to throw a wet blanket on your happiness. So even if they don't like the guy or gal, they will not say anything—unless you ask for their honest opinions. If they are suspicious, listen to them.

4. Ask for a credit check
To proceed with a credit check, you have two legal options:

• Get permission from your con artist to do the check, in writing.
• Ask your con artist to get his or her own credit reports and show them to you.

You'll want reports from the three main credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.

This is risky emotionally, but you'll find out if the person really cares about you. Someone who truly loves you might be offended, but will understand. A sociopath who is out to fleece you will get angry, tell you any credit problems are not his or her fault, or disappear.

5. Be honest with yourself
Would you be thinking about giving this person money if he or she wasn't saying, "I love you?" or playing the "family" card or showing a strange sudden interest your family.

Update

We need to add this to our blog:

He's on Filthyliar. com

http://www.filthyliar.com/dev/viewPhoto.php?fileID=50800736

Check it out, great website!!!

Con artist vs sociopath

Being educated is the best line of defense.  What separates a con artist from a sociopath?  Doesn't seem like much!

We found this information on sociopaths:

Here is a list of ways to identify a sociopath. This list is from "Profile of a Sociopath". Is is a pretty good list of sociopathic indicators.

• Glibness/Superficial Charm
• Manipulative and Conning
• Grandiose Sense of Self
• Pathological Lying
• Lack of Remorse, Shame or Guilt
• Shallow Emotions
• Incapacity for Love
• Need for Stimulation
• Callousness/Lack of Empathy
• Poor Behavioral Controls/Impulsive Nature
• Early Behavior Problems/Juvenile Delinquency
• Irresponsibility/Unreliability
• Promiscuous Sexual Behavior/Infidelity
• Lack of Realistic Life Plan/Parasitic Lifestyle
• Criminal or Entrepreneurial Versatility
• Contemptuous of those who seek to understand them
• Does not perceive that anything is wrong with them
• Authoritarian
• Secretive
• Paranoid
• Only rarely in difficulty with the law, but seeks out situations where their tyrannical behavior will be tolerated, condoned, or admired
• Conventional appearance
• Goal of enslavement of their victim(s)
• Exercises despotic control over every aspect of the victim's life
• Has an emotional need to justify their crimes and therefore needs their victim's affirmation (respect, gratitude and love)
• Ultimate goal is the creation of a willing victim
• Incapable of real human attachment to another
• Unable to feel remorse or guilt
• Narcissism, grandiosity (self-importance not based on achievements)
• May state readily that their goal is to rule the world

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_know_if_someone_is_a_sociopath#ixzz1DObkV8Q1



Sociopathy, also called psychopathy, is a personality disorder characterized by deceit on a scale most of us cannot imagine. These men and women are not crazy; they know exactly what they are doing. Here is how Robert D. Hare, Ph.D., begins his book about psychopaths, Without Conscience:

"Psychopaths are social predators who charm, manipulate and ruthlessly plow their way through life, leaving a broad trail of broken hearts, shattered expectations and empty wallets. Completely lacking in conscience and feelings for others, they selfishly take what they want and do as they please, violating social norms and expectations without the slightest sense of guilt or regret."*

Why is it so critical for you to know about sociopaths? Because millions of sociopaths are living among us. Yes, many of them are criminals, locked up in jail. But far more are on the street, hurting people without breaking laws, operating in the gray areas between legal and illegal, or simply eluding the authorities. They can appear to be normal, but they pose a tremendous threat to us all.
Sociopaths exhibit a range of behaviors. In fact, Dr. Hare diagnoses them according to their score on a scale. So just as you could describe someone's intelligence as ranging from smart to genius, you could describe a sociopath as somewhere between sleazy and serial killer. If you see sleazy, he or she may be on the low end of the scale, but they're still bad news.

People have asked

* we neither confirm nor deny the subject material below:

People have asked repeatedly for this information:

http://www.dcf.state.fl.us/programs/abuse/

FYI- It is a Florida state law to report suspected child abuse or neglect.  Remember if it looks like a rabbit and it feels like a rabbit and it runs like a rabbit....it's probably a rabbit.  One's gut is usually correct.

From the scamchecker.com

........."He has scammed me out of several thousand dollars in "loans" that he never repaid and gave me promissory notes that are worthless.
When he insisted on additonal loans and I refused he became angry and abusive.
I have seen him kiss his eleven year old son on the mouth and touch him IN inappropriate ways then he claims that he is just showing affectiion.
I saw him twist the kid's arm until he screamed and then says he's just having fun and "toughening" him up.
Whenever I said anything he would tell me NEVER to interfere with him and his son.
The son would look at me with such fear and then insist that he's fine .
I should have reported him immediately but kept silent out of fear, and also because I believed his lies when he told me that the boy's stepmother abused him and he was the only one that coulld take care of him.
That child needs to be taken away from him."