FreshDirect Consultant, Majora Carter, Hides Behind Mask While Trying to Disrupt Growing Movement Against FreshDirect

FreshDirect and its “consultants” have been engaging in new, desperate attempts to block the facts of the devastating health impact of the company’s proposed relocation of a 500,000 sq ft warehouse onto public waterfront land in the South Bronx, bringing 1,000 daily truck trips through a neighborhood with eight times the national asthma rate.

“Consultant” Majora Carter, hired by FreshDirect under a one year contract for an undisclosed amount of money, created a shadow twitter account, @SouthBronxUntie, that began tweeting to followers of South Bronx Unite in an attempt to disrupt growing, city-wide condemnation of a $130 million subsidy to support FreshDirect’s relocation.

Hurling insults at the community from behind a disturbing Twitter avatar mask, Majora Carter’s identity was revealed when she forgot to turn off her location device on her tweets, which pinpointed the Twitter source, an exact location match to @majoracarter.

A pro-Fresh Direct tweet. Somebody was careless in their smear against South Bronx Unite and forgot to turn off the GPS tracking. Take note of the small map with a pinpoint on Hunt’s Point that shows up.

And taking shots at SouthBronxUnite.

More pro-Fresh Direct, now targeting to SouthBronxUnite member, Ruben Austria.

And mocking SBU’s boycott on Fresh Direct.

Just where do these tweets originate? Take a look.

Now, take a look at the small map on Major Carter’s account detailing her location, in Hunt’s Point.

Just a coincidence?

While doing a search for Majora Carter on Pipl.com…

…this was revealed.

Need more proof?

What she failed to realize is that despite deleting the account once she was suspected, Google maintains a cache.