7 on his cellular telephone after 10 P.M.5 William about the posting. Colton then told That night, Jim received "non-stop" telephone calls regarding the advertisement, approximately twenty every ten minutes. Sergeant Cooper responded again. These late night calls continued for months after the posting. The third alleged act occurred one week later on March 26, when Colton sent an electronic mail message (e-mail) to the Lyonses from a fictitious account. The subject of the e-mail read, "It's just a game for me," and the text stated, "Let The Games Begin!" The e-mail contained Jim and Bernadette's personal identifying information, including names, home telephone number and address, social security numbers, e-mail address, bank name and location, and Jim's date of birth and cellular telephone number. At the bottom, the e-mail stated: "Remember, if you aren't miserable, I aint happy! Let's Play." Colton testified that Gail had sent him an e-mail with the Lyonses' personal information. The following evening, William arrived at Colton's home and told Colton that he wanted to call and "turn [Jim] in." William had a piece of paper with a hotline telephone number written on it and proceeded to use Colton's home telephone to call the Department of Children & Families (DCF) to file a false report alleging child abuse by Jim. 5 William later telephoned Colton to Neither Jim nor Bernadette had a son who had passed away.