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Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

Last post 05-11-2008, 9:37 AM by justrace. 4 replies.
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  •  05-09-2008, 11:36 PM 697689

    Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

    http://www.itv-f1.com/news_article.aspx?id=42578

    No offence there are only two things one can be blackmailed on which could contain none work issues on ones computer....one is illegal (as the police is involved he should be okay on that one) the other isnt? Can you think of anything else?

    Wonder what Max Mosley thinks of all this hey!

  •  05-10-2008, 7:51 AM 697698 in reply to 697689

    Re: Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

    anametoremember:

    http://www.itv-f1.com/news_article.aspx?id=42578

    No offence there are only two things one can be blackmailed on which could contain none work issues on ones computer....one is illegal (as the police is involved he should be okay on that one) the other isnt? Can you think of anything else?

    Wonder what Max Mosley thinks of all this hey!

    Blackmailing somebody is a criminal offence, no matter what the threat is. Sutil was incredibly stupid to just bin a computer with personal data on it, but everything you are trying to imply is just sad.

  •  05-10-2008, 9:51 AM 697704 in reply to 697698

    Re: Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

    justrace:
    anametoremember:

    http://www.itv-f1.com/news_article.aspx?id=42578

    No offence there are only two things one can be blackmailed on which could contain none work issues on ones computer....one is illegal (as the police is involved he should be okay on that one) the other isnt? Can you think of anything else?

    Wonder what Max Mosley thinks of all this hey!

    Blackmailing somebody is a criminal offence, no matter what the threat is. Sutil was incredibly stupid to just bin a computer with personal data on it, but everything you are trying to imply is just sad.

    But what I am implying, its sad that you think I am implying something bad? I have thought of 2 MORE things one can get blackmailed on, but I have not mentioned anything AT ALL, you known you cant get blackmailed by a few cheesy pictures pranking around with friends...it has to be something blackmail worthy?

  •  05-10-2008, 10:26 AM 697711 in reply to 697698

    Re: Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

    justrace:
    anametoremember:

    http://www.itv-f1.com/news_article.aspx?id=42578

    No offence there are only two things one can be blackmailed on which could contain none work issues on ones computer....one is illegal (as the police is involved he should be okay on that one) the other isnt? Can you think of anything else?

    Wonder what Max Mosley thinks of all this hey!

    Blackmailing somebody is a criminal offence, no matter what the threat is. Sutil was incredibly stupid to just bin a computer with personal data on it, but everything you are trying to imply is just sad.

    Second point, you didnt give all the song and dance when Alonso blackmailed RD did you lolol

  •  05-11-2008, 9:37 AM 698022 in reply to 697704

    Re: Sutil blackmailed on pc data!

    Not really worth replying, I have a feeling you don't get it anyway...

    If you think that blackmailing is only done if there is something "worthy" to be uncovered then you are very wrong. And even implying that the subject would be offences of either illegal or sexual nature is just sad.

    Facts are that the hard drive contained personal data, including financial records and emails. And the blackmail attempt was reported by a german newspaper who were offered the disk, but the offered 5000 Euro were not deemed enough by the man, who lives on benefits. He then went on to blackmail Sutil for 10000 Euro and was arrested at the supposed hand over of the money.

    Btw, Sutil is friends with Hamilton, and it was confirmed that emails from Hamilton were on the disk. Ever thought that the stuff worthy of blackmail is not related to Sutil? I am sure you will now include Hamilton in your speculations as well. I won't, because as I said, it is a sad thing to make such unfounded implications about a victim of crime.

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