JAMESTOWN, N.C. — In a modest workshop tucked behind his home, Nate Shockley transforms raw wood into intricate, one-of-a-kind art pieces. Utilizing techniques like fractal burning—a high-voltage process that creates lightning-like patterns on wood—Shockley has captivated a global audience. His unique blend of woodwork and epoxy artistry has earned him a dedicated following on social media platforms, particularly Facebook.

However, in a cruel twist, Shockley’s thriving online business was derailed when his Facebook account was hacked. The hackers seized control of his page, stealing years of content and over 148,000 followers. Despite numerous attempts to contact Facebook for assistance, Shockley received no response.

“I worked five years to build something as a former felon who turned h

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