1oOzeR Clan Brought to Justice ?
Searchers still looking for possible missing link
By Jovey Gottit
PLR NEWS 
Feb. 27, Ozland, ND Authorities believe the reign of terror is finally over in Ozland today as suspects thought to be the leaders of the "eLiTe 1oOzeR" clan have been identified and marked for death.  It is still uncertain if a crime has been committed, or players are victims of a would-be hoax. 

   
 
 
 

  ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US 
"We are not trying to tell others what is funny" Sparken

 
Protesters rally outside the BIO forum.
THE  133T - THREE as they became known, were finally exposed last week, through the work of an anonymous tipster know only as the PLR1oOzeR, who some believe to be a BIO operative sent to infiltrate the Infamous PLR cult.

An un-named source told this reporter that the PLR cult was behind the 133T-Three. In an interview with Sparken, a PLR spokesman, he sites that the PLR is simply a group of people that wish to remain outside the mainstream clan arena, and practice their own humorous beliefs. 

"We are not trying to tell others what is funny and what is not. If a few of our members choose to form a radical faction and go off on their own and do funny things in public, we can't really stop them. It should also not be a reflection on those PLR members that did not participate, even though it was some really funny sh_t."
 

THE MAN WITH THE PLAN

The self confessed leader of the 133T Three, eLiTe 10ozer cHeFbOy, once a respected member of the Oz community, told members of several Oz forums, the horrid tale of how a simple quiet player became the mirth-making menace that stalked the hallowed halls of Oz, forcing other players to laugh.
 
 
WAS THERE A COVER-UP?
Insiders speak of a grand conspiracy created by the so-called-victims themselves. They speculate that the self-appointed military leaders of Oz were not only aware, but secretly condoned the actions of the 133T faction. But then when loOzers began gaining popularity with the masses, they quickly recanted and destroyed any evidence of involvement.

 
NO ONE WAS SUPPOSED TO GET HURT
“All of a sudden they just began shooting people”
Player
Sources say that in early February a player named eLiTe 10ozer cHeFbOy began showing up in the server. It was not long after that eLiTe 1oOzeR d00PiD joined the scene and things began to get a little funny. It was later when eLiTe 1o0zer tAdrScIn joined the group, things took a horrific turn. 

"All of a sudden they just began shooting people and winning all the maps. Then they began to challenge the clans themselves. It was really funny for a while."

 
SOMETHING WENT HORRIBLY WRONG
"people in Oz were not always playing under their normal name, we were just shocked." 
Player(1)
When the establishment was challenged, things started going horribly wrong. The self-imposed military government had to act fast to get rid of this new threat. They quickly exposed the true player names of the 133T-three, which threw the Ozland community into a whirlwind of suspicion and distrust. One player was quoted,
"When we all found out that people in Oz were not always playing under their normal name, we were just shocked. I mean, it's just completely unheard of. Who would even consider doing such a thing?"

 
TROUBLE IN PARADIGM
"He was attacking everyone with a crowbar"
Player(2)
Skeptics are still puzzling over the fourth gunman theory. Sometime during the mayhem, it is believed that yet a fourth 1oOzeR took part in the struggle and may still be at large. It is rumored that a player known only as DILlInJer took part in the "campane". Apparently popping into one server and abhorring the  other players with bad rapping and high ping. According to yet another Player,
"Yeah, I saw him. He just came in, jumping around like a madman. He was attacking everyone with a crowbar...he didn't seem to even care if he had the crowbar rune! What an idiot." A player claiming to know who DILlInJer was, stated:
"He was just the quiet man who lives next door. Sure he would jump around his yard swinging a crowbar, but it was the 70's, we all did that."