Okay, some thoughts:
1) forgot's plan has me concerned. Somehow at the very start of the game, three people just "know" each other to be innocent? That seems rather fast, and we don't know what roles there are.
2) his martyr idea relies on all of them being truthful. He could just as easily be on the other side planning to use bstrey as a diversion by sacrificing her early to gain trust. Additionally, he doesn't name them. He could easily claim anyone who doesn't speak much in thread to be one of them while killing them and use it as "proof".
3) if bstrey is innocent, how will we know whether he is the hacker or one of his unnamed cohorts is?
4) why draw so much attention to himself the first day by claiming to have the identity of one of the hackers? All that does is make him a target.
Without knowing more about what roles there are and their abilities, I do not have a better plan at this time. However, I am going to withhold my vote as I do not have enough reason to believe him on bstrey.
1) forgot's plan has me concerned. Somehow at the very start of the game, three people just "know" each other to be innocent? That seems rather fast, and we don't know what roles there are.
2) his martyr idea relies on all of them being truthful. He could just as easily be on the other side planning to use bstrey as a diversion by sacrificing her early to gain trust. Additionally, he doesn't name them. He could easily claim anyone who doesn't speak much in thread to be one of them while killing them and use it as "proof".
3) if bstrey is innocent, how will we know whether he is the hacker or one of his unnamed cohorts is?
4) why draw so much attention to himself the first day by claiming to have the identity of one of the hackers? All that does is make him a target.
Without knowing more about what roles there are and their abilities, I do not have a better plan at this time. However, I am going to withhold my vote as I do not have enough reason to believe him on bstrey.