Post by onelasttime on Mar 2, 2022 20:39:13 GMT
I watch this live streamer on YouTube who walks through neighborhoods in New York.
Yesterday when he was wandering through a park in Brooklyn he said he had an idea for today’s live stream in Manhattan. The New York Post printed a map of some of the properties owned by Russian Oligarchs in the upper East Side.
So this guy decided to walk past them today so we could all see.
He was at the last location on the list when his feed just died. I didn’t think much of it because he was having signal problems from almost the very beginning of his walk.
He came back on a few minutes later and said I have a story to tell you. And you could see he was a bit shaken up.
It seems some security guy came up behind him and with some device cut his signal and then told him to quit live streaming.
The security guy had apparently been following him because he got out of one of those big black SUV’s the bad guys use on tv shows.
The thing is the guy was on a public street and so he can film/video whatever they want. So I think it’s safe to say it was this guy walking past and live streaming the various Russian Oligarchs locations that prompted the visit from the security guy in the big black SUV.
It probably wasn’t a good idea that the New York Post printed that map. At one of the locations a tv film crew was outside filming.
But boy do these Russian Oligarchs have a lot of money tied up in real estate in the upper East Side. The article gave an estimated value of each location and if I remember correctly the cheapest was $5M. I think it’s easily over $100M total.
I don’t if these means anything. After he told us the story of what happened he went into Central Park and he had a full signal.
I watch a couple of live streamers who wander through NYC and no one has ever come and told them to stop live streaming when they are on the street. The only time it’s happened is if they go into a building.
Yesterday when he was wandering through a park in Brooklyn he said he had an idea for today’s live stream in Manhattan. The New York Post printed a map of some of the properties owned by Russian Oligarchs in the upper East Side.
So this guy decided to walk past them today so we could all see.
He was at the last location on the list when his feed just died. I didn’t think much of it because he was having signal problems from almost the very beginning of his walk.
He came back on a few minutes later and said I have a story to tell you. And you could see he was a bit shaken up.
It seems some security guy came up behind him and with some device cut his signal and then told him to quit live streaming.
The security guy had apparently been following him because he got out of one of those big black SUV’s the bad guys use on tv shows.
The thing is the guy was on a public street and so he can film/video whatever they want. So I think it’s safe to say it was this guy walking past and live streaming the various Russian Oligarchs locations that prompted the visit from the security guy in the big black SUV.
It probably wasn’t a good idea that the New York Post printed that map. At one of the locations a tv film crew was outside filming.
But boy do these Russian Oligarchs have a lot of money tied up in real estate in the upper East Side. The article gave an estimated value of each location and if I remember correctly the cheapest was $5M. I think it’s easily over $100M total.
I don’t if these means anything. After he told us the story of what happened he went into Central Park and he had a full signal.
I watch a couple of live streamers who wander through NYC and no one has ever come and told them to stop live streaming when they are on the street. The only time it’s happened is if they go into a building.
