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<blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 8872716" data-attributes="member: 7808">Just to add a few more details to this.&nbsp; In his ranting, Gentry confirmed that it was Justin Lanasa himself that was attempting to edit Wikipedia about &quot;Perfect Storm&quot;.&nbsp; By tracking IPs of edits, this also confirms that Lanasa was the one trying to edit the Wiki entries on TSR and Jeff Leason.This was what Lanasa tried to add to Wikipedia: &quot;USCGC WMEC-616 Diligence and her crew saved three fishing vessels during the perfect storm. Many other coast guard cutters were enduring that severe storm and monstrous waves.&quot;Lanasa also claimed to part of the &quot;Perfect Storm&quot; rescue when he was running for office: <a href="https://www.wwaytv3.com/candidate-profile-justin-lanasa/" target="_blank">Candidate profile: Justin LaNasa - WWAYTV3</a>&nbsp; From that article: &quot; LaNasa says in his first month aboard the Diligence in the North Atlantic Ocean, he was part of the rescue mission that later became the basis for the book and movie “The Perfect Storm.”&nbsp; “We saved six that month, but there was one we couldn’t save,” LaNasa said. “That was the ship the Andrea Gail.” &quot;According to the US Coast Guard website (<a href="https://www.atlanticarea.uscg.mil/Area-Cutters/CGCDILIGENCE/History/" target="_blank">United States Coast Guard Atlantic Area &gt; Our Organization &gt; Area Cutters &gt; CGCDILIGENCE &gt; History</a>): &quot;DILIGENCE was temporarily decommissioned for modernization at the Coast Guard Yard from 1990-1992.&quot;The &quot;Perfect Storm&quot; happened between Oct 28 and Nov 2, 1991.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deset Gled, post: 8872716, member: 7808"] Just to add a few more details to this. In his ranting, Gentry confirmed that it was Justin Lanasa himself that was attempting to edit Wikipedia about "Perfect Storm". By tracking IPs of edits, this also confirms that Lanasa was the one trying to edit the Wiki entries on TSR and Jeff Leason. This was what Lanasa tried to add to Wikipedia: "USCGC WMEC-616 Diligence and her crew saved three fishing vessels during the perfect storm. Many other coast guard cutters were enduring that severe storm and monstrous waves." Lanasa also claimed to part of the "Perfect Storm" rescue when he was running for office: [URL="https://www.wwaytv3.com/candidate-profile-justin-lanasa/"]Candidate profile: Justin LaNasa - WWAYTV3[/URL] From that article: " LaNasa says in his first month aboard the Diligence in the North Atlantic Ocean, he was part of the rescue mission that later became the basis for the book and movie “The Perfect Storm.” “We saved six that month, but there was one we couldn’t save,” LaNasa said. “That was the ship the Andrea Gail.” " According to the US Coast Guard website ([URL="https://www.atlanticarea.uscg.mil/Area-Cutters/CGCDILIGENCE/History/"]United States Coast Guard Atlantic Area > Our Organization > Area Cutters > CGCDILIGENCE > History[/URL]): "DILIGENCE was temporarily decommissioned for modernization at the Coast Guard Yard from 1990-1992." The "Perfect Storm" happened between Oct 28 and Nov 2, 1991. [/QUOTE]

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