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Marc Headley Publicly Confesses to Violent Attack
On May 18, Marc Headley took to YouTube to describe an incident in which he attacked a colleague half his size, punching the young man in the face and tackling him to the floor.
“I did attempt to come after him,” Headley, CEO of Mode Systems, said in an unsolicited admission. He “was being a little b—ch and I tried to go after him.”
“I grabbed her very violently.” —Marc Headley
For anyone familiar with Headley—an embezzler, cyberterrorist hate group member and self-described violent sociopath—the admission came as no surprise.
“I grabbed her very violently. She got upset and went into the bathroom crying,” Headley previously chronicled, with no hint of remorse. “I would get in fights all the time for almost no reason. I would get so [upset] over the slightest thing. I would just go psycho.”
Recalling the violent outburst Headley just admitted to on YouTube, his victim said that Headley “was about twice my weight. He was too heavy for me to do anything but keep taking the beating.”
As the record of Headley’s misconduct continues to grow, Toyota recently disavowed the violent embezzler.
Learn more about Marc Headley here.
