Jason Moss Didn't Make It To The 20 Year Reunion

**Dakota Valkyrie** · July 9th, 2012, 04:35 PM

Twenty years after he claims to have been bullied in high school, a man allegedly threatened vengeance on his classmates on his high school reunion's Facebook page, officials said.

Jason Carroll Moss, 38, was released on a personal recognizance bond early Saturday, hours after he was charged with harassment.

Moss is accused of posting a harassing message on the social network page for the John Marshall High School Class of 1992 Reunion, which was held this weekend.

According to an arrest warrant affidavit, Moss's comment read:

“I stayed away from graduation at the time because I would have started the Columbine shootings early. I was picked on and bullied by a bunch of you when I went to school and I wanted to kill everyone that hurt me. I'm still seeking vengeance on all those who bullied and harassed me when I was growing up or went to school. You people do not know what you did to me.”

The post was reported to San Antonio police, who then spoke to Moss. He allegedly confessed to the post, and said he'd made the comment because he didn't want to be picked on during the 20-year class reunion weekend.

http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/loc...#ixzz2096XOfjm

Former John Marshall High School students held their 20-year reunion Saturday night as they tried not to think about the former classmate arrested for a threatening Facebook post.
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While the Facebook posting did pose concern for reunion goers they still had a good turnout. An estimated 150 people attended the family style reunion at a home just north of San Antonio. And while Moss signed up to attend he did not show up.
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Police monitored Moss' actions in the days leading up to his arrest. They also patrolled the reunion site as a precautionary measure.

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story...SQ5uBt_9A.cspx

**Valasca** · July 9th, 2012, 04:38 PM

Loser.
I was bullied and picked on in school. I haven't blown anything up, nor do i plan to.
Yeah, those kids gave me hell. I am now a loser because of it, but i made my own decisions after high school.

**Krystal** · July 9th, 2012, 04:48 PM

Get over it! It's been 20 years.

And Facebook threats? No wonder he was bullied sounds like a real tough guy.

**HeatherHabilatory** · July 9th, 2012, 04:50 PM

Fucking grow up! Jesus. It was 20 years ago. At some point along the way, you have to deal with that shit in a healthy way. You no longer are the victim, but are a bully yourself.

**AngelFire** · July 9th, 2012, 05:09 PM

I wasn’t bullied but I went through something traumatic that left me pretty scarred. What I did was return home when I was looking my very best and paraded around town. Yeah this bitch was on a mission. The people that made my life miserable, had manage to nourish a 5 acre ass and look like their parents, but parents were in the 50’s at that point. A good ole fashion showing off on how well you have done for yourself is always the best revenge. But that was about 5 years after graduating....not 20! That is what is missing from his story.

He brewed that anger all those years, and did nothing with himself. He looks like the pencil dick kid that was bullied back in the day…*sigh* Help yourselves mother fuckers. Have you not seen Maury Povich and the revenge shows???? You are supposed to make yourself look better than when you were in High School, then you go to your 20 year high school reunion, you dumb fuck. Did it all wrong…

**carolinablue** · July 9th, 2012, 05:19 PM

What you feed, grows. This guy must have spent the last 20 years nursing his grudges and reliving his bullying. So much easier and so much less work to just let go of it and concentrate on yourself. with just a little work the old hurts become just something that happened to you; like a car wreck or house fire...just something that happened. Other people may have damaged and hurt you, but the healing is your job. Unfair, but that's reality.

Bullied or abused, with a little time and with work, you can take the emotions out of whatever happened and just look at like, "Yeah, it happened. it wasn't right and it wasn't fair and it hurt at the time, but I don't have to let it dictate my life." Don't let people live rent free in your head. Living well really is the best revenge.

**biteme** · July 9th, 2012, 05:28 PM

Probably got bullied because his mouth wrote checks he didn't have the balls to cash
just like his BS facebook threat

**Ninja0980** · July 9th, 2012, 06:07 PM

Living is the best revenge. Bringing yourself down to their level or worse only makes them win again.

**misfirefly** · July 9th, 2012, 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by Valasca

Loser.
I was bullied and picked on in school. I haven't blown anything up, nor do i plan to.
Yeah, those kids gave me hell. I am now a loser because of it, but i made my own decisions after high school.

Me, too. In my daily life though, I find the best revenge is I have a job and can pay my bills. Most the assholes I dealt with in high school can't, so I'm always sure to be extra nice when I help them process their food stamps.

**Wolf_of_Mars** · July 10th, 2012, 01:46 AM

I was bullied a little when I was in high school because I was short & a little pudgy. Somehow, during the summer between my Junior & Senior sessions; I grew almost 13 inches taller, and was built like a brick outhouse from hard work every day that summer. When I returned for the Senior classes, miraculously there were no more incidents of bullying... I was just happy that there weren't anymore hassles from the poor bastards that now had to crane their necks up to look me in the eyes. And no, there weren't any reprisals from me in any form for past treatment. But I did keep 'em guessing by merely looking down at them with an evil little slow-forming smile.
If I could refrain from paybacks when I had an advantage over my bullies, that butt-wipe should have been able to come to terms with it after 20 years. Living well IS the best revenge...

**Ninja0980** · July 10th, 2012, 10:08 PM

I will say this..I fully understand the rage this guy has. I will always carry a small scar from the teasing I endured. Anyone who says that bullying is no big deal never went through it. There will always be a small amount of bitterness and rage towards those who picked on me for whatever reason.
But as I said before,you move on or the hate and rage will consume you. That's exactly what happened here.

**VAS1326** · July 10th, 2012, 10:41 PM

I was bullied in middle school because I let myself be an easy target. I used to get beat up by at least 2 or 3 girls at a time because at least one if not more would hold me while the girl who was suppose to "fight" me would hit me. Not to mention the harassment and doing everything in their power to make everyone else hate me too. It started at the end of elementry school because I would not conform to popular opinon at all times (these people were my friends up until then)

After 3 years of it I put my foot down and started standing up for myself and talking back to my bullies. I showed them I was not afraid nor would I be upset by their words. They left me alone after that.

More than one of the girls who bullied me are on my facebook now. I have no grudges. One of the reasons is because as I got older and matured I realized a lot about my bullies. I found out from another friend that one of my main bullies was abused by her drug addict parents. The shit in that house was so bad her brother killed himself. I knew her parents were druggies but had no idea about the physical abuse at the time. I feel sorry for her now. I now know that her bullying others was the only way she could make herself feel powerful and that violence was common place in her life.

Her main lacky who did all her physical fighting for her I think just wanted to fit in somewhere and belong. She was from a broken home and I believe her father was well out of the picture. I think her mother worked a lot and she was responsible for her brother most the time and I"m not sure but I think he was special needs. I think she went along with the bullying because she didn't want to be the outcast.

The one thing I had neither of them did, I had two loving parents (even though my mother was slightly crazy at times) and a good home. I didn't want for anything ever and I usually had nice things. I think jealousy had a lot to do with it. I wasn't hardened back then and it made me an easy target because I didn't want to fight with anybody.

Then again now that I think back a lot of the kids who got picked on came from shitty homes too. A lot of the time they were bullied for stuff they had no control over. One girl I believe now was severly neglected. She didn't chose to come to school dirty or without deodrant. She didn't chose to look the way she did. I really think she just didn't have the things at home one needs to take care of themselves. We were in middle school so it's not like she could have worked. I know the gym teacher took her under her wing and let her come in before school to shower and get cleaned up in the locker room. She even bought her hygene items to keep in her locker. I'm sure the school called CPS. I don't know what happened to her because she was a grade ahead of me and once she left the middle school by the time I got to high school she was gone. Maybe CPS took her out of the home. I really do not know.

One of the boys who was picked on for as long as I could remember because he was kinda nerdy, walked with weird limp and had thick glasses. My mom ended up friending his mother who volunteer'd at the school and his little brother ended up playing baseball with my little brother. I found out that both were adopted special needs children and that the boy who was picked on was that way because of the abuse and neglect from his toddler years (he was rescued I believe at age 3 but some of the damage was permanent) I defended him after that and got picked on for it. Go figure.

**Tundratot** · July 10th, 2012, 10:58 PM

School days. Who really wants to remember them? I certainly don't want to go back and play nice with those guys. Reunions are for the students who had a good time in school and who want to show off their success to their less successful acolytes.