Letting the guy go because his techniques are ineffective only guarantees that everyone will sit up and take notice when they do prosecute someone. IMO, a bett

Letting the guy go because his techniques are ineffective only guarantees that everyone will sit up and take notice when they do prosecute someone. IMO, a better strategy would be to prosecute everyone, including and preferably starting with those whose techniques are _not_ effective. Following that line of logic, if we believe the government to be clever, then we can't draw conclusions as to the efficacy of his techniques, but if we believe the government to be naive or reactionary, then we should conclude that his techniques work. Either way, the real method will find its way into the public domain sooner or later, and the only question is how easily accessible it'll be to the average joe.