Response/Clarification on Jason Deleon

Feel like I need to make a response to this, despite me trying to take some time off the internets. I recently received a rebuttal to the dox that was dug up on Ghost from Twilie Atkins.

First off, I want to say generally that I understand people's skepticism. There's no reason to believe this is real, from your perspective, outside of a cropped and crudely censored Paypal screenshot, especially considering how many times people have tried to dox Ghost in the past. However, I can say for a certainty that the validity of this Paypal payment is 100% real, I've since received more proof from the ex-IC member who made this payment on the very same day they joined the Inner Circle, and as a matter of fact they're disputing with Paypal right now to try and get a refund for their $300. I'll let you know how that goes.

Now, does this directly link Ghost and Jason Deleon together? I think that, if this isn't him, we're either looking at a close associate or a relative of Ghost. The reason being that I don't think Paypal would allow you to impersonate a business so easily, especially when processing transactions as large as he did ($300+). There is the possibility that this isn't Jason, but I think Ghost would have to be a pretty big trickster, or have an associate of him doing payments for him, which from his perspective, while practical at keeping trolls away, would be risky in the long-term in case said associate exposed him. Maybe I'm just rambling, I don't know.

Moving on, Twilie mentioned something interesting: "Mrs. Ghost" from this dox ran for office 8 years ago. Now, this is venturing into speculation territory, but back when I was in the Inner Circle, I remember distinctly Ghost talking about how he dabbled in messing with politics in San Antonio. I don't remember specifics, but I remember he claimed he did some political trickery out there, attempting to mess up one of the candidates in some mayoral race, or something of the sort. Again, I don't remember specifics, but that comment is notable.

Moving along, Twilie points out that in the Facebook page linked to Jason Deleon, the people in the videos don't sound like Ghost. Now, I've had people who are also investigating this person state that the Facebook isn't the same Jason Deleon, or that the person talking in the videos isn't Ghost, but I have a much more plausible theory: Ghost has always said that the voice he puts on online isn't the same voice he uses in real life. Granted, he could have just been saying that for the sake of building mystery around the character that is Ghost, but I think it's something important to keep in mind before disregarding this based off the voice alone.

Next, the phone numbers. Sadly, we tried calling some of the numbers we had for Jason in our chatroom the other night and couldn't get anyone on the phone, not even from his businesses. I applaud people for actually managing to get a hold of someone, but again, going back to what I said earlier, the voice doesn't necessarily have to be the same as the one Ghost puts on when he's on the show or in the chatrooms, though the denial from the man on the phone is interesting to say the least. Maybe we'll try getting a hold of Jason on one of these numbers in the future.

Next up, Antiques in Wonderland. Yes, I'm aware it hasn't operated out of Wonderland of Americas Mall since 2012, as seen from the Antiques Wonderland Facebook page. However, the Facebook page was last updated in 2015, and interestingly, the current address listed online is the same as Mr. Deleon's place of residence. I couldn't find anything in the Wayback machine on the Antiques store, sadly. The only traces of it are the Facebook page, and I guess now the staff of that mall.

While a plausible theory that Ghost would assume the identity of someone else to throw people off the trail, as he has said he's done so in the past, it would have to be a massive coincidence, as well as probably breaking Paypal's terms of service, for Ghost to pull that off. It's not outside the realm of reality I realize, however I think it's less likely than this being legitimate.

I'd like to draw people's attention to one more interesting thing that ties this together, and it may explain why this dox has been floating around since the True Conservative days.

https://www.youtube.com/user/ghost6666666666

That's a link to a Youtube page under the name "Jason Deleon". The only video on the account is from 2008, and it's of one of Ghost's early rants on TCR. This is a stretch, but hear me out. I think, that the original username of the account is the "ghost6666666666" in the URL, and not Jason Deleon. If you remember, Google+ integration meant that a lot of accounts went from usernames to real names, and while this is just a hunch, I think this applies to this account as well. A good example would be my own account. If you look at the URL of my Youtube, on some pages it still reads "jamessonic5621", the name I signed up with in 2011.

Based on this, my theory is that Ghost created this account in 2008 under the username "ghost6666666666" to promote the show, and when Google+ came into effect in 2013, the real name of the account surfaced. Evidence of this can be seen from the profile pic, which contains a link to Ghost's (now defunct) ipolitic account, and also the description of the video posted, which seems eerily similar to Ghost's manner of typing.

I realize a lot of this is speculation, but you also have to consider that Ghost has not said a word about this dox, and I find it very convenient that his Gab disappeared the same day that this information came out. I hope I made a decent case for the legitimacy of this dox, and if nothing else, gave food for thought on the idea. I hope something fruitful comes from your visit to Ghost's other businesses, Twilie. Thanks for responding.

~InsaneEnergy