One of the biggest problems with this story is Karen phoning back and asking him to stop the fax. Sorry, but faxes don’t work like this. A fax takes in the en

One of the biggest problems with this story is Karen phoning back and asking him to stop the fax. Sorry, but faxes don’t work like this. A fax takes in the entire transmission over the phone line, ends the call, and then - IF it has been set up to do so, instead of just storing the fax - it prints it out. Which means that Karen had every ability to tell her fax to stop the print job herself. A fax is not like a printer, where the sender has the ability to tell the printer to pause or cancel the job. Once the fax starts printing, that original communication - the phone call with the fax transmission - has long since ended. And if this fax machine can retrieve faxes from a fax server elsewhere on the network or on the Internet, that communications disconnect is even more severe. Which makes me very suspicious of the entire story.