You know that 17-year old who was arrested and accused of plotting a massacre that would rival Columbine. He stockpiled bomb-making materials and planned to blow up the local high school on the first day of school.
https://gizmodo.com/how-the-hell-did-a-17-year-old-get-the-materials-to-mak-5831942
Well, he may have had advanced warning that he was under FBI surveillance and casually shrugged it off. A post on his Facebook page suggests he and a friend detected an entry for “FBI_SURVEILLANCE_VAN” while scanning for local wireless networks.
Instead of reacting with fear, horror and paranoia about possibly being tracked, the teen casually called the discovery “weird” and LMAO-ed about it. As some have pointed out, it does seem unusual that the FBI would be broadcasting their SSID, but mistakes like this sometimes happen. Or a neighbor was having a little fun and messing with his mind [Slashdot]
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