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  1. You notice something suspicious.
    You come across conversations suggesting that an adult is pursuing a minor.​
  2. You start looking into him.
    You identify who the person appears to be and collect the information already publicly or voluntarily available to you.​
  3. You save what you found.
    You keep copies of the relevant conversations and other evidence.​
  4. You decide to exploit the situation.
    Instead of reporting him, you realize that the information could be valuable to you.​
  5. You contact him anonymously.
    You tell him that you know what he has been doing and that you possess evidence.​
  6. You make the threat.
    You tell him that the information will become public unless he gives you something in return.​
  7. He panics.
    He initially tries to deny everything, then realizes you appear to have enough evidence to cause serious problems for him.​
  8. He offers something.
    You accept the offer, deliberately keeping the story vague about the mechanics of the transaction.​
  9. He starts fighting back.
    His behavior changes. He stops responding normally, asks questions, and appears to be trying to identify you.​
  10. You realize the danger.
    You discover that the evidence you used against him also connects you to the threats and demands​
  11. You Disappear
    self explanatory​
 

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