Is there anyway JSTOR can get the stolen items back though? JSTOR should either go to the police and request that they help them get the stolen items back. Or m

Is there anyway JSTOR can get the stolen items back though? JSTOR should either go to the police and request that they help them get the stolen items back. Or maybe talk to their insurance company, they might help to compensate them for their losses. But a helpful idea; if Swartz stole something and then put copies of that on a website that is freely accessible, I would suggest just copying it, so that both him and they have the same thing. That's a great thing with the digital world, everyone can have copies of things. I am surprised Swartz stole something when he could just have copied it. I'm guessing he is a older individual that don't know the possibilities of modern day technology to make copies.