[TheLoneAdmin]

Hmm, I'd be worried about retribution. Spread glitter in someone's car, they might come back and torch your house. Assuming they can remember where they grabbed the package from.

[slig]

I'd be worried as well. Even if the criminals didn't remember where they got the package, now the video is going viral and it looks like the shows his home address on a map.

Edit: as someone pointed out it's not his address. I just re-watched the video and it's written on the map that it's not actually his house address.

[themoat]

I cannot believe I know this...but the location on the map is actually the McCallister's house from Home Alone, in Illinois, Mark lives in California.

I looked it up a few months ago...and I recognized the google map as soon as it popped up on the video.

https://goo.gl/maps/1sytkJCxFqn

[duiker101]

He mentions that he used that address on the package too.

[lawlessone]

This was very well thought out.

[scrumbledober]

That's amazing. He goes through a lot of explaining how he used the address for the label and I thought it was weird that he was showing us where his house was on a map.

[alexandercrohde]

Well, he has video of their faces, and possibly where they live, plus security cameras, so at least they'd get life or worse if they did.

[moate]

I don't think arson carries life (or worse) sentencing.

[omegaham]

When my wife worked as a prison nurse, her porter was an arsonist, doing 25 to life. Torching your ex-girlfriend's home with her inside it is looked upon dimly by the courts, even if she survives.

[pixl97]

Arson, with people inside a house can carry an attempted murder charge.

[shard972]

Just claim he was a russian neo-nazi, that should get the courts kicking into action.