At 09:15 AM 11/22/2008, Alex Eckelberry wrote: >I know. She should have had the charges dropped and been fully >exonerated. All the parties were ready to fight to the end, but the >reality is, her health has been in a precipitous decline. I really >don't think she was prepared mentally and physically for the pain of >another trial, and finally acquiesced to the lesser misdemeanor charge. > >Still a bitter pill to swallow. But at least she can move on now >without this sick cloud hanging over her head.
Alex- Thanks for passing along the good news. I had no idea that she was still suffering from this terrible false arrest. I wonder how many of us were caught by her situation. At one time, I worked on many toxic student systems. I was working on such a system when a faculty member came to see me. I turned to help him and noticed that his eyes got very wide. The toxic student system was running the same sort of display that got Julie in trouble. I ducked trouble by giving the faculty member a short course on my job, spyware, student computers and the various exploits on this particular computer...whew... How horrible for Julie that it took 4 years to be cleared and then on a plea bargain. Her life will never be the same. BTW, I am a very infrequent poster to FUNSEC...I'm not a very chatty sort of guy. But this case is so incredibly outrageous...and so very close to home. I was very lucky that my faculty member was willing to be taught about spyware and malware. Thanks for helping this lady. Wayne Hauber (515) 294-9890 GCWN GCFA Information Technology Services IT Security and Policies 297 Durham Center, ISU, Ames, Iowa 50011 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Fun and Misc security discussion for OT posts. https://linuxbox.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/funsec Note: funsec is a public and open mailing list.
