Clean Shaven Steven W Blood Jr? - He's Still Dirty

Steven W Blood Jr did it to himself.. On May 18, 2013 he posted a picture of himself selling Anti Obama merchandise at a Georgia Gun Show. As shown in the last blog I posted, he was selling TED NUGENT stickers even though it is rumored that Ted issued a cease and desist..

Check out these latest "offers" from Steven today..

They look different from the pictures he posted yesterday. I wonder WHY he says the TED NUGENT stickers are now free.. In fact on the facebook page called "Breaking Obama" they actually posted that the Ted Nugent stickers have always been free.. That's weird, my previous blog post shows no mention of those stickers being free..

You can't hide the truth, its too late now.. Hopefully the law finds you before Ted Nugent does..

Is Steven W Blood Scamming at this Georgia Gun Show?

Steven W Blood Jr

 Just 2 years ago, Steven W Blood Jr was really making a name for himself. Not in a good way either.. As far as I know, he still owes the state of Missouri $25,000+ after a judgement was made against him for his scam related activities after the devastating tornado in Joplin in May 2011. The weekend of May 18-19 Steven was spotted in Georgia at the "Gunrunner Show" being put on at the Front Porch of the South Event Center, 7607 Veterans Parkway, Columbus, Georgia, 31909.

Notice the TED NUGENT bumper sticker? Ted isn't even running for office

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When Ted Nugent found out the same person who had tried scamming Gretchen Wilson and even Willie Nelson back in 2011 during a fake benefit concert Steven tried setting up.. Ted got angry.. Many people have reported that Ted doesn't want Steven selling these stickers or any other products with Teds name on them, while he still owes tornado victims money. During his scam in 2011, Steven was selling shirts and saying the profits would go directly to the victims. It instead went right into his pocket... I bet Ted isn't seeing any money from this, nor does he want to.

Go meet the man who Scammed 1,000's of people!!

2 years later and he is lounging around like he is King.. Still owing thousands of dollars to Missouri. How many more people fill his pockets? His history and past should be plenty reason to RUN the other direction.

Known Scam Artist @Breaking_Obama Breaks 70,000 Twitter Followers

Have you seen this logo before? RUN AWAY IF YOU HAVE!!! Steven W Blood Jr has uses it on Facebook and Twitter. I have never seen someone with such a "Scam artist" background get so many followers so fast. It's actually pretty scary to think about. He might be using some sort of "followers" for sale program. Following this man as long as I have been, this isn't going to end well for anyone involved. While right now people think he is just selling a "membership card" that is just for fun. Oh trust me, it doesn't just end there. I guarantee there will be more to this. At $10 a card, I wonder if Steven is paying his taxes on them? I mean the profit margin must be pretty good for him to suddenly want to help. Any way possible to pay for a lawsuit the State of Missouri filed against him after he scammed tornado victims after the Joplin storm. He just went past 70,000 followers..

@Breaking_Obama & FB Page Pays Only $6.17 of $25,000 Lawsuit?

When Steven W Blood Jr scammed so many people, he never thought he would get caught. That was until he messed with Missouri. They didn't take him scam very lightly. They ended up suing Mr Blood for quite a bit. After all was said and done, the bill is over $25,000.

He only paid $6.17 of this.. Now he is selling Membership Cards? Go check this out, they are still trying to collect their money. Search using THIS case number.. 11AO-CC00208
https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchCases.do?searchType=caseNumber

Will @TedNugent be a Scam Victim?

It is becoming more obvious that Convicted Scam Artist Steven Blood still controls the Breaking Obama Page on Facebook. His newest request is just like the ones he used in Alabama for "Storm Aid" in 2011. In order to attract other pages and/or people Steven W Blood Jr would post things like this on his page(s) - "Click Like and Share if you Agree with @Breaking_Obama that Uncle @TedNugent should be Our Official Spokesman!" - Do you trust someone accused and convicted of Scamming?

During his attempt to scam 1,000's after the devastating tornadoes of 2011, he would often ask his followers to go there and "Tell them we sent you".. Back then Steven would even events where he asked people to do the same thing. During the "Storm Aid" Scam Steven went by the name of Woody Nelson. Steven was selling concert tickets and sponsorships with the fake story that Willie Nelson and Gretchen Wilson were coming to play. Many other bands were also coming, so he said..

It is a scary thought that Steven Blood has obtained this power on Facebook full of Anti-Obama supporters. Some have said they believe Steven is an FBI plant due to the amount of illegal activities he continues to get away with. One can only assume though, we just hope Ted Nugent doesn't become Steven's newest Victim.

Stealing Facebook Pages from Steven Blood

After the April 27, 2011 tornadoes in Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia.. Steven approached me, he was using the alias "Woody Nelson". I never knew his real name until after he was caught. I allowed him onto that page I had. I created the page Pray for theTornado Victims of April 2011 - He had conned a bunch of people into his story, so when I called them, they were all believing him too. We all believed he was creating a benefit concert for tornado victims. So I let him onto my page and gave him access to 140,000 people..

So he had me helping him on HIS pages too..We were working together to help these people. With my successful page and his resources, we were going to help many. Shortly after that Joplin was hit. He quickly decided that Missouri would be another choice for a concert. Branson, Missouri was chosen. Steven let me onto 6 pages that he operated, he trusted me. I had no reason not to trust him.

That was until a reporter did some digging after being tipped off by a radio show in California that a well known scam artist was operating near Alabama & Georgia and was using facebook & twitter. He quickly found Steven's path and went asking questions. The race track owner in Huntsville, AL confirmed that he had donated his track for the benefit concert and that Steven had actually come there to see the set-up. That same weekend, Steven met with many retailers asking for sponsorships. I was told at the time that quite a few gave him checks. He was accepting money to get this benefit up and going.

When the reporter contacted Gretchen Wilson and Willie Nelson, boy did he get a surprise. They had absolutely NO CLUE what this reporter was talking about. Both stars had previous arrangements that week and they said they were never approached about it. Willie and Gretchen were in the middle of this scam and didn't even know about it. 

Then he wrote his story, with in a few hours the race track owner caught wind of this and called Steven. He said he was withdrawing his track until this was cleared up.... Suddenly multipal posts started disappearing from the pages he controlled. I didn't even know about this article, I started noticing posts disappear and Woody asked me to quit posting for a little bit. Woody (Steven) talked on the phone many times with me, he asking me to make posts and I really didn't think nothing of it. When I noticed Steven was removing 100's of posts, I found the article... I almost hit the floor..


CLICK FOR THE STORY - Missouri judge grants default judgment against Steven Blood, aka Woody Nelson, who tried unsuccessfully to promote Huntsville Storm Aid concert

When I realized that HE (Steven W Blood Jr) was deleting his own posts, but leaving mine up.. I had to take action. He was answering my phone calls, nor my emails.. He was ignoring me while trying to set me up for a fall. I wasn't having anything to do with that. I DECIDED TO STEAL HIS PAGES!!!

I instantly opened up 6 windows with each of his pages and also one with my lone tornado page. I was preparing to remove Steven (Woody Nelson) from each and everyone of them. This was before FB got smart and make changes.. In one swift shot, I went page to page and removed Steven from ALL of his own pages. Also from my tornado page. I think he had a stroke.. Because now suddenly he wanted to talk to me. He started calling and emailing me, suddenly he was in a talkative mood. I ignored him like he did to me.

In my eyes, I stopped him from covering up evidence. I believe he removed too much for Alabama to charge him, but he failed to get enough gone about Missouri and Joplin.. Thanks mostly to my actions. I took these pages right out from under this SCAM ARTIST! I did the unthinkable and deleted 4 of them. I kept the main one called "Storm Aid" and I also kept his "Storm Aid T Shirts Page" where he was selling shirts online via his paypal acct. Alabama BBB investigated him and as I understand they didn't know what to believe, he lived close to where they were located and he personally went to see them. He claimed I had scammed him.

Missouri was as nice as Alabama, the Attorney General there went after Steven. They sued him for $25,000+ and they also filed papers stopping him from using FB or Paypal to create page that scam/con others..

In the last 18 months, he has paid $6 towards that lawsuit.. Now he is selling these cards that say you support his page "Breaking Obama".. But if you have seen the activities he has been involved in since Missouri sued him, you might think twice about supporting him any. He has created 100's of pages in 2012 and still posts and tries promoting many of them using Breaking Obama. Now using the name Bo Miller and pretending to be against Obama.. He has quite the scam going again..

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster Sues Steven W Blood Jr

Here is the original post about Steven getting caught ScammingTornado Victims in Missouri.  Follow the links below, one is to the Joplin Globe and the link below that is another.. 

People WILL know the truth as I know it...

JOPLIN, Mo. -- The long saga of Steven Blood, a.k.a. Woody Nelson, whose failed attempt to promote a Storm Aid concert at Huntsville Speedway in August, may be coming to an end.

The Joplin Globe reported that Jasper County, Mo., Circuit Court Judge David Moulton granted a default judgment Thursday against Blood, a Georgia Internet radio personality who is accused of fraudulently seeking donations via the Internet to assist victims of the May 22 tornado in Joplin.

Blood tried to do the same thing in Huntsville in June, selling T-shirts and tickets for a concert at the Huntsville Speedway before Speedway owner Martin Pierce pulled the plug. He did so after managers for acts including Willie Nelson and Gretchen Wilson said their clients weren't playing at Huntsville's Storm Aid. Blood said the concert would still go on somewhere else, but it never did.

Missouri judge grants default judgment against Steven Blood, aka Woody Nelson, who tried unsuccessfully to promote Huntsville Storm Aid concert