Prisoner Sues Intel For $5 Billion

[acer840]

If he thought of and supposidly had a devalopement plan for this Chip, it still begs the question; Why is he in jail, and can he be still be considered credible sane?

 

[The Rogue Wolf]

So, what's he inside for?

Is it okay if I fantasize that they finally criminalized abject stupidity?

 

[Knight Templar]

So, what's he inside for?

It's a good question, but not one I'm able to find out I'm afraid.
He is also putting up a claim that he has been "unlawfully imprisoned", but I think without delving through Oregon's police records, I can't really tell you.

So he's like every other person in prison? But I wasn't aware people in jail could sue, seems logical now that I think about it.


Anyway I find his letter rather stupid, who the hell responds well to a threat?

 

[Trujkin]

Perhaps this guy is just simply brilliant rather than technically so.

Upon receiving his $5 billion, he would instruct Intel to achieve the amazing feat of the hacker- and virus-proof computer: Turn the machine off.

Though previous incarnations of computer hardware are capable of this, this is the first hardware specifically designed for it.

 

[Kriegsherr]

So, what's he inside for?

It's a good question, but not one I'm able to find out I'm afraid.
He is also putting up a claim that he has been "unlawfully imprisoned", but I think without delving through Oregon's police records, I can't really tell you.

Next he'll be telling us he invented the lightbulb and a Delorian that can not only travel back in time but is also hacker and virus proof, lets hope he learns from his mistakes and doesnt send that to Apple

 

[ellimist337]

How does a county of over 30000 with a town containing over 10000 people not have an online public access system? I live in a county of just over 30000 with a town seat with a population just over 5000 in the rural midwest and even we have online public records. I really don't want to call the west coast just to find out why he's in prison, but I'm curious. That's not even the point of the article and I'm curious.

 

[Blind0bserver]

Doesn't anyone else love how the letter he sent to Intel has striking similarities to, say, a ransom note?

Forget about ransom, it reminds me of outright extortion. It's probably the worst attempt at extortion I've ever seen, but still extortion nevertheless.

 

[Hunde Des Krieg]

So, what's he inside for?

That's what I wanna know

 

[TsunamiWombat]

totally insane.

But wouldn't it be awesome if he was telling the truth?

 

[Drachknouir]

interestingly the air force only use blue pens and the army only use black.