[free-sklyarov] RE: Article

[Robloch at aol.com]

To mark the occasion, I've written an article. Let's hope that common sense 
>>prevails today. Good luck all. 
>>
>>I think that this is a workable theory, what do you think. Criminal or 
>>Hostage? 
>>http://www.dotcomscoop.com/wtaw830.htm 
>>
>
>Never attribute to malice, etc..
>
>If I'm not entirely mistaken, both Dmitry and Alex Katalov - the executive
>of Elcomsoft - were at DEFCON. If the FBI had wanted Elcomsoft in the first
>place, they could have cuffed Alex.
>

Alex was sitting next to him while he gave his speech.

By the way, that link should be  http://www.dotcomscoop.com/wtaw830.html

-b


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The point that I would still make is, to my understanding, they couldn't 
arrest the owners of Elcomsoft at DEFCOM because that would not have been 
consistent with the complaint procedure against a corporation. 

Leading on from that, the possibilty that I was addressing in the article was 
whether conceivably argue that they arrested Dmitry as a way of getting to 
Elcomsoft. Personally I think that they just went off on one, but I thought 
it worth consideration. This is the US Government after all.