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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
I had a look at the screen caps that were linked from that article -- the story claims a lawsuit filed in the US District Court in Brooklyn NY with a case number. If you have ever filed documents to a court case you know you receive a copy of them stamped by the Court's Clerk. So, even if the filing with the Court "mysteriously" disappears the original stamped copy may still be out there to resurface.
Or, it's a whopper of a tale from the "blogosphere." Without any supporting evidence -- that is all it is ... |
These bizarre unrelated connections are made all the time by these types. Better questions should be asked like, did CNBC break the news? Were they the only ones? Why make this connection at all about a non-secret, ie. something as public as a US District Court filing.
Spire Law Group sent out the Press Release themselves on October 25th, and it was picked up by a lot of people as a result if you do some searching.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...175828861.html