Cleveland Indians’ Grady Sizemore’s Leaked iPhone Pics; Damon Kruezer Steals His Pics!

Internet Cyberstalker and Con Artist, Kent Barclay, (a/k/a Damon Kruezer) has now stolen Grady Sizemore’s iPhone pic and has added  to his profile on Twitter.

See article of pics – HERE and HERE

Among other lies, Damon Kruezer claims his website (Kruezeratnight) is a Cybersocket nominated news website, “starting Tuesday”. Not sure what he mean’s by that as Kruezer was eliminated from consideration last year after it was determined by Cybersocket that Kruezer and his website were not legit.

As everyone inside the gay porn industry is aware Damon Kruezer is a 60 year old man living in the Boston, Massachusetts area who has stalked gay porn models and hood-winked many gay porn fans over a period of 7 years.

Thanks to @elmysterio at Twitter for making this good find of who the image really is of.

Recently, Damon Kruezer has been claiming that he moved from his 86 year old mother’s retirement apartment in Boston to Silver Lake, California where he also claims to have been filming a porn movie and partying frequently at MJ’s Bar in Silver Lake. However to date no person inside the industry has ever met Kruezer and the purported movie, called BradBuddiesII seems to be yet another scam.

Several months ago Damon Kruezer tricked a online porn fan/john  into sending him over $1,900.00 via Western Union in exchange for escorting services with a 18 year old boy who never really existed. Such escort services never were manifested by the Kruezer and the victim was simply out of over $1,900.00. This type of scam, often coined as the “cup-cake scam” is one of the primary activities practiced by Damon Kruezer. Kruezer often runs online ads with escorting websites purporting to be someone else. Kruezer also claims to be a talent manager and associate of other talent agents in the industry.

Federal and Boston law enforcement officials are currently investigating the online activities of Damon Kruezer. Allegations and criminal complaints have been filed by numerous victims last year. Complaints range from DMCA violations, cyberstalking, theft, mail fraud and pandering.