Serial Plagiarist Still at Large - NOW UPDATED WITH MORE LIES

Halburn took a 6 day vacation last August and went to the Hillbilly Riveria, Myrtle Beach SC. He claims to have only spent 2 days there.

He also claimed to have gone to Jacksonville Florida, which PutnamEYES.com is calling bullshit on right now.
This was at the same time he was emailing girlofwords from a Best Buy in Myrtle Beach posing as Rich Chrampanis.

On Saturday August 15 he wrote:
"I was in Jacksonville, Florida, shooting photos for an upcoming travel feature. You will see it someday in our Your Travel section."

Jacksonville is a 6 1/2 hour drive from Myrtle Beach. Who takes a day trip that takes 6 1/2 hours one way while on vacation?
What kind of a "man" abandons his family to go "take photos" for a blog article?
Well, someday came in December in the "Your Travel - Jacksonville, Florida" section. And we see it all right. We see an article of less than 500 words that took 4 months to write. We also see a lot of nice photos.
Unfortunately for you Halburn, YOU TOOK NONE OF THEM. NOT ONE. Every single photo is stolen. YOU stole all of them.

When Halburn writes:

"Historians report that Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés first came ashore in what is now known as St. Augustine on September 8th, 1565. Aviles and his expedition celebrated Mass. Though they didn't know it then, their worship started the first permanently settled city and its first Catholic parish in the United States.

Throughout the years of political turnover, the parish church was burned to the ground several times. However, in 1797, a new parish church was constructed on the corner of St. George and Treasury streets facing the plaza – where it stands today."

it was plagiarized verbatim (that means word for word, Halburn) from:

Hello Jacksonville.com

That's 25% of the entire article.

Even the picture of the Basilica is stolen. SHAME!
You're going straight to hell, fatboy.

You're not kidding anybody, shitheel. You went to Google and got found some Jacksonville pictures and then went to the sites and stole them.

Like these from Adventure Landing, which, by the way, is in Jacksonville Beach not Jacksonville. You would have known that had you actually gone there.

http://www.insideflorida.com/detail/adventure-landing/

Once again proving that even so-called "original" material on your site cannot be trusted.
Why any advertiser would want to be associated with this type of behavior is a mystery.

You're a hack and a thief and you're not very good at either.

And it's obvious that these accusations are correct since you have no response to them. Your silence speaks volumes.

But, as the old saying goes, Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

UPDATE:

Halburn continues to lie in his latest slobber filled rant:

"...falsely accusing me of writing a less than 500 word travel article about Jacksonville. They can't count. The article is well over 500 words, and the photos that they claim were stolen were used by permission. But the blog does use the word "Lies" in its name, so at least it is correct about its constant attacks and lack of truthfulness."

Well over 500 words? Maybe now.
Because after we published the above article exposing his latest plagiarism, he changed the article.
Glad to see though that you agree that the lies we are writing about are yours.

Here's the original. Cached on January 3, 2010.
Don't just take our word for it. Look for yourself. Copy the text. Paste it into your word processor. Do a word count.
You'll find, as we did, 461 words.

Once again lard lad, you have proven yourself to be a unethical, dishonest piece of shit.

UPDATE 1/19:

The original photographer confirms Halburn stole the Adventure Landing photos.