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Friday, April 30, 2010

The verdict is in: Palin's eMail hacker

A federal jury this afternoon convicted Sarah Palin e-mail intruder David C. Kernell of felony destruction of records to hamper a federal investigation and misdemeanor unlawfully obtaining information from a protected computer.

However, the jury acquitted him of Felony Wire Fraud. A mistrial on the fourth charge of Felony Identity Theft was declared because jurors were hopelessly deadlocked. Sentencing has not been  announced as yet. Could be anywhere between 1 to 25 years.   Sarah Palin comments on the verdict

2 comments:

  1. Watched Greta (Fox News) interview Sarah Palin earlier this week on the trial. It was mildly disturbing that she thought the hacker should be given a break because of his age. It was a deliberate act and he was out to cause major mischief. I think he fully knew and understood the havoc he could cause and wanted his "15 minutes of fame". Well 22 years of age and infamy has been achieved.

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  2. I wouldn't have been as forgiving as Palin. No way. Invasion of privacy is a crime. Maybe Palin was thinking of her own kids, especially the daughter whom she forgave and supported when she did the "unthinkable" in their strict upbringing family environment.

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