> The litigation goal, you may recall, is to compensate the aggrieved for losing his job over failure to join a criminal conspiracy. So, that's what the docume

> The litigation goal, you may recall, is to compensate the aggrieved for losing his job over failure to join a criminal conspiracy. So, that's what the document claims. 'grellas makes the point that this isn't just a normal letter, it's probably written by a lawyer and has legal implications. In this case, we have some very serious allegations within the context of a legal battle. The next step, which should clearly be within the legal system, is discovery/investigation. Saying "there must be another side to this" is pretty reasonable -- I'm not lawyer, but most courts allow both sides to speak before making up their mind.