Apparently, these folks (or is it 1 or 2 people?) have never heard of the idiom, "when you find yourself in a hole..." This is by far the most surreal, almost

Apparently, these folks (or is it 1 or 2 people?) have never heard of the idiom, "when you find yourself in a hole..." This is by far the most surreal, almost TwilightZone-like, behavior of any legal entity I've ever seen. I'm tempted to almost take it as a desperate attempt to self-destruct in some spectactular way as to deflect any sort of punishment for the abuse of the justice system. But that would assume they actually knew what they were doing. They have no standing to demand this information as visitors haven't conducted any sort of copyright infringement (we're not talking Viacom-YouTube stuff here) and second, among the visitors were journalists and (surely) representatives from the government. Someone had to research the trolls. "The TL;DR is that there is going to be an unprecedented showdown in a Los Angeles court on Monday that could lead to someone associated with Prenda going to prison." Uh, make that everyone, if there's any justice left. Except maybe that Cooper fellow who had his identity usurped as CEO.