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TN: FBI believes a Collierville man hacked computer to steal personal information of autistic children

Posted on June 28, 2017 by Dissent

Chloe Morroni reports:

The FBI believe a Collierville man hacked into a computer system and tried to steal the personal information of autistic children, who are treated at a center in Bartlett.

Investigators say those kids and their parents trusted the man, because he used to work there.

A horrible person there’s no other way to put it.” That’s how executive director Tracy Palm from Transformations Autism Treatment Center describes her former employee.

Read more on Fox13. There seems to be a lot more to this story, including allegations that the former employee, described as a behavior analyst, may have done something similar at his former place of employment.

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