Ray Liotta‘s Fb account is not posting celeb dying hoaxes and sending out bizarre hyperlinks to faux information … at the very least that is what his workforce’s hoping, however looks as if the thriller hacker is not giving up that simply.

This is the deal … the late actor’s Fb account began posting a ton of unusual issues final week, like dying hoaxes, information hyperlinks and faux tales about Ellen DeGeneres, Bruce Willis, and Arnold Schwarzenegger — all of which confused and alarmed followers who adopted the late “Goodfellas” star.

Late this week, a rep for Ray’s workforce instructed TMZ they’d lastly resolved the difficulty by reaching out to Fb and dealing with them to deal with the issue.

Or, so that they thought. Shortly after we had been instructed the account was secured … one other weird put up — for Ray’s web page, at the very least — went up selling a porn scene. It has since been eliminated.

We have reached out relating to the porn put up, however no phrase again but.

Whereas his workforce instructed us they believed the account was again in good palms … that does not appear to be the case.

The troubling half is it appears a thriller as to who’s been hacking his web page and the way these posts preserve ending up on his feed. All of the previous phony posts have been deleted, but it surely’s clear somebody remains to be utilizing his account with ailing intentions.

Regardless of the scary safety breach, Ray’s camp says Mark Zuckerberg‘s firm has been “an incredible accomplice in resolving the difficulty.”

As you recognize, Ray died in his sleep final Might, when the 67-year-old was filming a film within the Dominican Republic.