I played Perky heads up on FTP on countless occasions, many of which we crossbooked or played smaller stakes (0.25/0.5 cent).
One session, the one in which I'm assuming your referring to, he didn't have enough in his account to play HSP so we agreed to play $50,000 freeze outs. He lost three in a row, totaling $150,000.
A few days later, I got a phone call from him saying that he didn't want to transfer me the money, and would have to chip dump it to me. I realized later that this was a mistake, but being owed such a large sum of money from someone as unreliable and flakey as Perky, I wanted to collect as fast as possible. He played on upwards of five accounts over the course of a year so it didn't seem like anything out of the ordinary for him. I didn't look much into the reasons, but why would I? I beat him out of the money, and just wanted to get paid.
Some time later, I heard something to the extent of he was being backed at the time, meaning he lost someone else's money. I'm assuming this is Haley you are referring to, which now makes sense. I'm sure it was harder for Perky to explain he lost the money in a freezeout than merely playing HSP, which explains his decision at the time.
If I were going to court, I'd admit guilt to chip dumping and "pay" whatever fine should be associated. However, to accuse me of outright cheating because of Perky's deception and negligence with his personal dealings, is wrong.
I just saw your request to escrow money with Blitz, which I will be happy to do. Furthermore, I feel like I have upheld a reputable standing with the poker community since arriving on the scene 8 years ago. I don't appreciate someone unknown to the community who is slandering my name, especially one who won't even discuss it with me when I requested.
Any further questions, please let me know.
Alec
P.S. Gr8, if you are serious about escrowing, please let me know. I just texted Blitz, and have secured the money on my end. Good luck sir.