I want to try out for assistant DA...
Has it occurred to the defendant that intentionally posting one's password for a personal account on a web forum full of strangers is even more lame-brained than accidentally posting the password? Is it surprising that once posted, the password was used and changed and thus lost to the defendant, particularly after the defendant threatened several users?
Answering with "I don't care about those accounts anyway," as the defendant has previously suggested, would be a blatant lie since the defendant has repeatedly demanded that access be returned to him.
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[*]"i want all of my accounts back!!! (do you understand???)"
[*]"i need the sub_m7@yahoo.com password back OR forward every new incoming mail to JS_SBG@yahoo.com."
[*]"give me what is mine or i'll take what is yours..."
[*]"is this stuff not "personal"?? do you not know the law??...have you heard of EXTRADITION?? do you know what we do to people for doing things like this (to people who did not deserve it)"
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So it appears that the defendant cares about the accounts, despite prior claims to the contrary, and yet was either intentionally careless with them or made a mistake in posting the password and is now attempting to lie about the mistake. In either case, the defendant has clearly exhibited a lack of responsibility. One has to wonder why the court would trust such a person to act reasonably if access to the accounts were returned.
Care to cross-examine, defense counsel?
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