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To: tool dude who wrote (6565)	8/27/1999 8:32:00 AM
From: C.Carlos	Read Replies (5) of 8858

Licensees don't file criminal charges, they file civil suits. On another topic, this post from RB provides some very interesting information that could give a peculiar twist to SNMM's case. ragingbull.com If Mr. Norman Inkster is indeed the Security Advisor of Cryptologic, SNMM's main competitor, and he does have the connections implied by the poster, people may want to know if CRY, or its consultants, had anything to do with SNMM's investigation. I'm sure Mr. Inkster, if he was indeed Commissioner of the RCMP, may still has good contacts at that agency. Any thoughts on this matter?

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