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The emails are pretty remarkable. I never really trusted the Winkelvoss twins, but these direct emails are pretty damning and seem to corroborate the twins' sto
by joeguilmette 16y ago
The emails are pretty remarkable. I never really trusted the Winkelvoss twins, but these direct emails are pretty damning and seem to corroborate the twins' story. Looks like no matter what happens Ceglia is going to be a very rich man.
- gojomo 16y ago...unless they're fabricated.
- joeguilmette 16y agosee as he's represented by such a prestigious law firm i find that highly unlikely.
- gojomo 16y agoWell, if it's so prestigious, let's just award Ceglia the shares now! Oh, but wait. Facebook's legal team is prestigious too, and is advancing the idea Ceglia's evidence is phony. Do we simply award the victory to the more prestigious team? Even top lawyers can be duped by their earnest-seeming clients and plausible-looking fabrications. Especially if Ceglia did engage in some real email with Zuckerberg (that said something else), it would be possible for him to create plausible-looking email records with alternate text. Right now I think it's too early to judge whether that's likely or unlikely. The whole process will ultimately determine the relative credibility of the evidence and testimony.