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Re: [tor-talk] Harvard student used Tor to send bomb threats, gets caught by old-fashioned policework

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Greg Norcie:
> Had the perp not invoked his right to remain silent, I'm pretty sure he
> wouldn't have been convicted.

You mean the opposite, right: if he *had* invoked his right to remain
silent?

As a hypothetical, how should law enforcement have handled it if the
perpetrator had not confessed?  Just say "oh well, the threat was sent
from Tor, nothing we can do"?
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