Web Of Deceit?

The Chronicler -- And Admirer -- Of Hells Angels Treads A Fine Line

Operating a biker Web site can be hell when police fear the guy running it is no angel.

Well, an Angel he is actually -- a Hells Angel.

"But I am not involved in crime," insists the man behind the mystery of realdealnews.com. "I have a family and a ( day ) job."

But it's his hobby that has the cops burning. He sometimes goes by the mock name Bill Paide but in biker and police circles alike he's known simply as Webmaster.

They all know his real name. He doesn't reveal it because his employer would not appreciate his ties to a motorcycle club. He talked with The Sun only by telephone and through e-mail. And the picture here today, he provided.

During last week's bust there was no one in the information game more on top of things with updates and stories. He takes a lot of pride in that fact.

"This Web site is for the many Hells Angels and all bikers that are not involved in crime, enjoy family, brotherhood, motorcycles, and the right to the freedom of association guaranteed by our Charter of Rights and Freedoms," he said.

From the realdealnews guestbook:

Ill save you all the don't look in the mirror stuff. You've got over that one a long time a go i'm sure. The many calls you made to me trying to make it look like we were up to no good.. eg. Me "Are you comin here to the clubhouse?" You "I'm still cookin it." Me "What the f are you talkin about?" You "Not on the phone" The thing s you did, like wen i borrowed 100 bucks off you in the cab in Alberta when the club paid our way to send us to pay resopect at a funeral.. Me "Can i bum a hundred off ya" You "Well, you know, the Italians are payin for everything.." Me "I dont know any Italians...I just wanna borrow a huundred bucks." When i went to the airport and you went somewhere else i saw the cabbie pretending to be a passenger there. I told my wife when i got home you were Shaky and if you ever tried to leave a message for me of any type she was to say that she could not accept it as i suspected you were on a 'crusade' to entrap and justify your pay as you go paycheque. I was only sure enough to protect my family and i sure wish i warned others. We are a big family that s very careful not to hurt each other with unsure accusations, and we love and trust each other and you traded and you profited and you schemed on that. I'm wondering how many of the charges are founded on conversations where your odd telephone statements went unchallenged, or your constant parading around the clubhouse asking everyone for drugs precepitated. Ill save you all the guilt and shame stuff im sure you do not feel, but when you do see one of them "snitchin rats" in the mirror, spit on him for me will ya. You know who.

***Entrapment is legal in Canada
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