Speedrunning Hall of Shame V1.3

Akikan
Spliced a Super Mario 64 16 Stars run that has been considered the World Record. He got the run off-stream despite usually streaming attempts, deleted his video from Nicovideo and asked others not to share it. For these reasons he was already considered a cheater in the Japanese community, but Western sites continued to list his time as the World Record. Audio analysis brought definite evidence of splicing.

Chibi
Used an Action Replay to perform a hard sequence break in Paper Mario TTYD that was found recently. Got called out immediately by someone in his chat and got permanently banned from submitting times to the leaderboard. The ban has since been lifted.

Cody Miller
Spliced Halo 2 speedruns. Embarrassed himself at AGDQ when he failed to complete a run.

Cosmo Wright
Used third party memory devices to decrease saving times in The Wind Waker at the same time he railed against anything that is not "official" such as emulators.

downtimedeath
Spliced A Link to the Past runs of better and better quality until he claimed the record with a spliced run. wqqqqwrt exposed him, but the clique protected him for a while and left his runs on the board until the evidence became overwhelming. wqqqqwrt has then become one of the most hated members of the A Link to the Past community.

Gerbur
Spliced Turok speedruns and evaded questions like why he mutes the sound by saying it just doesn't work on his system. Eventually got exposed when it was shown in a video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA7eIfYDehY) that his grenade count doesn't add up. He reacted by deleting the original video, complaining about copyright infringement and defending himself under alt accounts in the comments section: "Wow, and now? Do you think you destroyed him or something? Who the hell cares if he cheated or not? Like wtf don't you have anything better to upload?"

GoronGuy
Faked a Majora's Mask run that would have been the second best time by just making up splits and starting a stream near the end of the game, was promptly called out as a cheater and wrote a sob story pastebin about how he did it because of his depression.

LukeSaward
Took the Super Mario 64 16 Star and 70 Star record and the Super Mario Bros. Any% record videos and covered the runner's facecam and splits with his own and pretended to be playing live. example clip: https://clips.twitch.tv/SpookyElatedPepperYee

Lunartike
Spliced a Super Meat Boy run.

mike89sda
Submitted his brother's Sonic IL times to The Sonic Center as his own.

MrGrunz
Used emulator tools during Ocarina of Time races according to Siglemic.

ramel1234567
Known splicer in the Super Mario Sunshine community. People would often joke about him splicing, but when he got his claimed 1:31:06 World Record, cosmo, jiano, sicko, and frosticles showed up in the irc and asked him to reset his console during the credits as proof he was playing. He was unable to do so.

Raelcun
Used a Turbo controller when running The Legend of Dragoon and denied it when he was asked if he did use one. Stated that he would provide a video proving the accusation wrong but has yet to follow up that statement
Raelcun denying the usage of a turbo controller:
https://forum.speeddemosarchive.com/post/legend_of_dragoon_speed_run_208.html#legend_of_dragoon_speed_run_208
Video proving the usage of a Turbo controller: http://youtu.be/DWV9VWMDn74

rwhitegoose
Submitted faked Goldeneye IL videos to the-elite.net. He revealed his cheating and said it was to expose the low standard of verification. He later revealed that that was a lie and he really cheated because getting his times beaten by a better runner, who doesn't care about them, reminded him of when his girlfriend cuckolded him with a guy, who didn't care about her.

Samuraiman
Cheated in an Ocarina of Time race according to Cosmo.

ShadowOfMyles
Submitted a spliced 16 Star speedrun (any% at the time) of Super Mario 64 to SDA in 2008 and got it past verification. Audio analysis brought evidence of splicing in 2015.

Slynki
A Halo speedrunner who made several notable single-segment speedruns of several Halo games over the years, all of which have been spliced. He has been under heavy suspicion for years, but denied ever having cheated. He confessed after audio analysis brough definite evidence of splicing.

TSA
Submitted several spliced Zelda runs to SDA and got them past verification. Splices in his Ocarina of Time runs have been noted due to skips in the music and splices in his Zelda 1 run have been noted due to impossible item drops. Other runs by him may be real, but to be safe all his runs have been removed from SDA. He denies having ever cheated and stopped speedrunning.

werster
Admitted to submitting fake Sonic IL times to The Sonic Center at the age of 9 and got banned for 6 months as punishment. Has evaded the ban several times with new accounts and got many more cheat accusations over the years, but no concrete proof of them. More recently he has also been accused of replaying Sonic TASes on stream, but again there was no evidence.

WhiteAris
Spliced a Super Mario 64 16 Stars run that has been considered the World Record. He got the run off-stream despite usually streaming attempts, deleted his video from Nicovideo and asked others not to share it. For these reasons he was already considered a cheater in the Japanese community, but Western sites continued to list his time as the World Record. Audio analysis brought definite evidence of splicing. He denies having ever cheated and sees himself as the victim of a bullying campaign instead.

Zukoza
Spliced a Super Meat Boy World Record run. He went on to delete all his videos and not to have them shared and "be forgotten". His second best time and former World Record was found to be spliced and he admitted to cheating, but maintains that his other runs including the claimed former World Record run are legitimate.