The story of Mr. Runner, part one!

Can I be admin in your group?

So, have you heard of Mr. Runner? Let me tell you who is he- Abhijith Saju and his brothers! 

Let's start off......

One day, around 1 month ago, GM2004 came to chess daily. He wanted to be a admin and said he would invite, and he really did.

Then, a AbelSaju2004 came. He also wanted to be admin and said he will invite. He really did.

After that, I started to get worried and suspicious. I thought: Will they take over? Is this safe? I had a thought for a long time, finally deciding that it would be safe as long as they don't be SA in chess daily.

Then, ABEL12SAJU asked for admin. He said he would invite, and he really did. But, they were accpeting TMs from their OWN groups and were taking over. 

Abel12SAJU let in CM_Abel and GM_Abel in chess daily. They asked for admin, and said they would invite a convincing 30/day. So I made them admin. So, now it was a big mess.

Finally, their accounts were banned. ABEL12SAJU, GM2004, CM_Abel, GM_Abel, and Abelsaju2004.

All the matches they joined in were lost by timeout. 

I figured out, all those accounts had the same name Abel saju. So I found out he created 5 accounts by himself.

A week later, Abelsaju made a new account, I thought: How many gmail accounts do they have? Why do they need so much accounts?

And he joined chess daily.

I banned him, but he said he liked Chess daily and so I let him in the group. I did not let him be admin.

Then, Abhijith came. He asked for admin, I thought: At least he was a different person! So I gave him a chance. He said he was a CM, but a few days later said he lost his title. His FIDE name was Abhijith M, but in chess.com it was Abhijith saju. So I asked him: Why does the FIDE show your name as Abhijith M? He said: "They made a mistake."

I was suspecting it was a lie, and Abhijith2004 closed his own accounts. Abelsaju2015 came to trouble and made Heatplayer and Abhijith close their accounts. Then Abhijith opened Abhijith1234, and look how many accounts he, his brother, his younger brother, and his dad made:  10. 10. 10. WHAT A NUMBER. 

And they were never seen again in chess daily!