http://twitter.com/#!/punkboyinsf/status/312421666171002880
Reuters’ currently-suspended deputy social media editor was indicted yesterday by the DOJ for allegedly conspiring with hacker group Anonymous in late 2010. Last night, an Anonymous “citizen journalist” offered Keys some assistance. Keys declined:
https://twitter.com/TheMatthewKeys/status/312422225858924544
https://twitter.com/punkboyinsf/status/312422306305699841
https://twitter.com/anonimous93/status/312548492449034243
Keys will still have some help from Anonymous allies, however. This afternoon, criminal defense firm Jay Leiderman Law tweeted that it would be representing Keys in court:
https://twitter.com/JayLeidermanLaw/status/312644718490181633
https://twitter.com/TorEkelandPC/status/312653873665941505
Naturally, the law firm has ties to Anonymous:
https://twitter.com/YourAnonNews/status/312651529352011776
At the very least, we may be in for quite a spectacle.
https://twitter.com/jacobsoboroff/status/312682865475338242
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Related:
Glenn Greenwald decries ‘prosecutorial overkill’ in Matthew Keys hacking case
Matthew Keys retweets story about his indictment, promises ‘business as usual’ tomorrow
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/03/15/law-firm-that-has-repped-anonymous-signs-on-to-defend-matthew-keys/
Law firm that has repped Anonymous signs on to defend Matthew Keys
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