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Why do you take Peters' claims about Heymann's motives seriously?

• jlgreco 14y ago
  The shoe fits? It makes sense, and I have been given absolutely no reason to doubt it.
• rosser 14y ago
  I think you might be reading more into my beliefs wrt Heymann than is warranted, given what I said. (N.b., "Peters accuses him of wanting"; "the form he was presumably hoping to receive them.") I don't pretend to have any direct knowledge of Steve Heymann. That said, based on what knowledge I do have of him, his being a notches-on-the-belt and consequences be damned type of Federal prosecutor fits the facts well enough — in fact, better-enough than all the other alternatives combined — to consider my opinion accurate enough for an internet forum.