Summary

Dan Greenhaus has been suspended from LinkedIn for defending against genocidal remarks and is seeking support to restore his account amid ongoing harassment from an ex-boyfriend of his wife.

Abstract

The article titled "Muted Voices: Suspension for Opposing Genocide" details the unjust suspension of Dan Greenhaus from LinkedIn after he opposed genocidal remarks, including a threat against his son. Greenhaus, along with his wife Leora, has been the target of relentless stalking and harassment by an ex-boyfriend of Leora's from twenty years ago. The situation has escalated to the point where police reports, state and federal FBI involvement, and legal counsel have been sought. The author, a cybersecurity expert and forensic investigator involved in the case, calls for readers to help get LinkedIn to unsuspend Greenhaus's account by referencing specific case numbers and contacting LinkedIn support. The article emphasizes the severity of the situation and the need for community support to achieve justice.

Opinions

The author expresses a strong sense of injustice regarding Dan Greenhaus's suspension from LinkedIn, considering it a result of standing up against hate speech.
The article conveys empathy for Greenhaus and his family, who have been victims of a prolonged stalking and harassment campaign.
The author criticizes LinkedIn's suspension policies, suggesting they are arbitrary and lack clear reasoning.
There is a call to action for readers to support Greenhaus by engaging with LinkedIn support to escalate his case for review.
The author believes that the Greenhaus family has suffered enough and deserves restitution and justice for the crimes committed against them.
The article suggests that the LinkedIn chat representatives may not be helpful, and direct action through the LinkedIn help center is recommended for case escalation.
The author is personally invested in the case, having volunteered time to assist the Greenhaus family and working in cybersecurity to support victims of crime.

Muted Voices: Suspension for Opposing Genocide

Dan Greenhaus was suspended on Linkedin for standing up against Genocide, and the suggestion that his son should get murdered.

Help Him Restore his Account

I am rarely serious on this platform, but if there is one man who needs our support right now, it is Dan Greenhaus. He has been relentlessly stalked by a man with napoleon complex and has been beat up by fake profiles and “we don’t know who they are.” His crime? Marrying the woman he loves. Her crime? She stopped dating someone after three months twenty years ago. Dude has been stalking her and her family for eons. I know you all have likely been suspended for interesting things, like updating your resume, but Daniel Greenhaus and Leora need your support right now.

If you’re on Linkedin, you know one thing, you can get suspended for no reason or vague reasons.

As you know, I myself have been suspended for ridiculous reasons on LinkedIn. I’ll repost shortly about my personal situation. This post is not about me, its about a colleague who has been targeted because of his ethnicity.

I am the forensic investigator for a man and his family who have been the victim of a crime. Lately, he has been suspended from LinkedIn for stupid reasons. As someone who has also been suspended for stupid reasons, I feel so much empathy for him right now.

Regardless, I am posting now in the hopes that you, my subscribers, can help him get justice.

This image originates from OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT.

Get the Word Out

There has been a great injustice in the land of Linked Suspensions. One of my colleagues has had his account suspended for defending against a woman who said his child should be murdered. He called her an idiot and then his account was suspended. This is getting a lot of attention online and he has written several letters to you which are ignored. In addition, I had written several letters because he had been stalked and harassed to a criminal level by his wife’s ex-boyfriend. I am the investigator on that case and it is horrific what they have been through. The related case numbers that I know of are as follows: (Please Like and Share to get the word out!)

#Please request his unsuspension here
#They will tell you that he has to appeal personally but he has
#Ask for case escalation
#240328–017928
#240314–025461
#240328–016585
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/solve

They Have Been through Enough

I personally work in cybersecurity doing both offensive research and forensic evidence. I volunteer my time with victims of crime and two of those persons are named Dan and Leora Greenhaus. Over the last two years, they have been relentlessly stalked and harassed by an associate from twenty years ago. They have made countless police reports and reports to the state and federal FBI. They have contacted an attorney, and police local to the stalker’s jurisdiction and are currently seeking other means of restitution

How You Can Help

A LinkedIn chat representative says you can also select ‘Update LinkedIn Support Case’ in LinkedIn Help and reference case 240328–017928

You can reach a LinkedIn support rep here: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/solve. I do not recommend chatting as those representatives do not have the authority to escalate. We need your help!

Thank you!

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