Reflections on day 5. #WeAreAllHodlonaut
Wright's witnesses today were yet more hearsay and praise and vague recollections with no retained evidence. A boring waste of the court's time.
Wright's witnesses today were yet more hearsay and praise and vague recollections with no retained evidence. A boring waste of the court's time.
It's hard to have a qualified opinion on Klin's diagnosis, but it having been handed out after three hours of personal interaction must be quite a bit too simple. Interesting that so much time was spent on assuring the court that he's really not a malignant narcissist.
KPMG has done proper work, as expected. Several findings seemed familiar from earlier cases. I got my wish – seeing Manshaus ask some of the world's foremost digital forensics experts if they had made amateur mistakes. These manipulations must be so harmful to their case.
Today I frequently missed things, and got some aspects wrong. Correctness and completeness are really at odds, especially as I translate from Norwegian on-the-go, and having been at it for hours. Hopefully you all follow other tweeters and not just me so you get the full picture!
I'm so thankful for all the tips I received today, and all your messages of gratitude. And I'm so so thankful that the weekend is here. Let's all get some rest and get ready for the final stretch next week!
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