Vincent Eugene Martz (often called Vince or Vincent E. Martz), who lives at 5692 Little Cove Road in Mercersburg, PA (a rural trailer in the Little Cove area near McConnellsburg in Fulton County), has been the target of an extremely intense, years-long online hate and doxxing campaign, mostly on obscure local gossip/confession sites.
The hatred started showing up heavily around 2016–2018 and is still active in 2025 on platforms like:
JihadOnYou.***
SimplyConfess.***
Edefeed.*** (McConnellsburg/Fulton County Topix/Craigslist replacement)
MerchantCircle business reviews (random local businesses get spammed with anti-Vincent rants)
Old phone number complaint sites
Common accusations in the posts (all anonymous, often claiming to be “family” or “people who know the Martz family”):
Being adopted or conceived out of wedlock → not a “real” Martz, shunned/disowned by the family (frequent references to the late Harold “Gene” Martz Jr. and Linda Naugle Martz as not being his biological parents).
Causing or being responsible for the death of his niece Nicole “Nikki” Martz (died sometime in the 2010s, allegedly drug-related or foul play).
Calling Fulton County child services on relatives → causing family breakups.
Harassment, assault, and road rage against family members (especially sisters/sisters-in-law at Walmart, etc.).
Theft from employers → specifically stealing navigation units from RVs at Keystone RV Center in Greencastle (supposedly proven in a PA unemployment hearing) and vandalizing/stealing from cars at Choice Collision Center in Mercersburg where he worked as a detailer/janitor.
Drug dealing, general “psycho” behavior, anger issues, being “possessed by demons,” ugly, mentally retarded (they use slurs constantly), small p****, etc.
Being nicknamed “Egor” or “Igor” → posts literally define the word “Egor” as Vincent Martz, the disliked fake family member nobody wants around.
The posts are vicious and repetitive — people say the entire Martz family hates him, wants him dead, that he’s not welcome at family events, that he’s satan-possessed, etc. They constantly repost his exact address, phone numbers (717-328-3422, 717-328-4503, etc.), and vehicle (white 2015 Jeep Patriot, plate ECE-7109 at one point).
Some wilder claims (attempted r***, child p********** production conviction in 2024) appear only on the gossip sites and do not show up in any actual news reports or court records searches — they seem to be fabricated or copied from unrelated cases and swapped with his name.
In short, it’s classic small-town Pennsylvania rural drama that exploded into one of the most sustained, unhinged online vendettas you’ll ever see. A handful of people (possibly actual relatives or ex-friends with grudges) have been obsessively posting about him for almost a decade, and it snowballed into a local meme where anyone can pile on anonymously. There’s no evidence he’s any kind of public figure or committed widely reported major crimes — it’s all hyper-local, personal hatred amplified on fringe websites.