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Little Plastic Ninja
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That's good enough for me. Obviously the people supposedly involved deserve the presumption of innocence, blah blah blah, but that's more than enough evidence to say the list was illegally obtained.
Was this sarcasm?
I mean, I'm pretty confident it had to be a state employee -- someone with access to that information -- who did the deed, but I don't see evidence in that article that it was these two people.
If I had to guess based on my time working for the state I'd suppose that a cursory glance at the access histories of these two individuals' state database profiles would indicate that they'd accessed the files.
I'm not defending these people by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm just checking: was that your deadpan face or no?