Matthew Couloute was shocked to read a write-up about him on LiarsCheatersRUs.com, a website where people can post "warnings" about their allegedly nasty exes.

What would you do if you "Googled" your name and saw that the top result is your ex's online rant against you on a website with a very controversial name?

The Huffington Post reports that when "a high-powered Connecticut attorney" named Matthew Couloute used his name in a Google search, he was shocked when he found out that "the number one Google [search result] entry for his name is an ex-girlfriend's warning for other potential suitors."

The report revealed that Couloute's main suspect is one of his ex-girlfriends, Amanda Ryncarz. She is allegedly the author of a scathing write-up about Couloute on LiarsCheatersRUs.com. From the website's name alone, you get an idea of just the write-up's less-than-flattering assessment of Couloute. As such, he is suing Ryncarz for "tortuous interference with prospective business relations." Couloute claims that the write-up could affect his professional life.

The report did not explain what led Couloute to conclude that Ryncarz was responsible  for the LiarsCheatersRUs.com post. The write-up was posted by an anonymous user. The report also revealed that another one of Couloute's exes, Stacey Blitsch, who is described as a "former roller derby star," has also slammed Couloute in public. The report did not say if Couloute also sued or would also be suing Blitsch.

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