Stefan Mileschin

Kim Dotcom has suffered another legal setback today when the courts ruled that evidence held by the FBI can now be made public. I'm confused now, I thought Dotcom wanted everything out in the open to show how the case against him was a case "built on malicious conduct?" Kim Dotcom has lost his bid to have evidence held by the FBI against him kept a secret. The information , a 200-page document which includes a sampling of 22 million emails relevant to his extradition case, may now be made public. Efforts by Dotcom to gain access to government held documentation against him were also rejected.

http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/05/..._fbi_evidence/