Attorney general: No evidence implicating Hurd

Bill Lockyer says his office is in the middle of its HP investigation and would go "up the corporate chain."

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[marileev]

Hurd already cited in emails

This is a little fishy. Yesterday's Washington Post story CNET referenced cited email excerpts where both Dunn and HP's Chief Ethics Officer Kevin Hunsaker showed Mr. Hurd's approval http://www.iwantmyess.com/?p=104

Hunsaker's email reply to Dunn about the bogus product specs was "FYI, I spoke to Mark a few minutes ago and he is fine with both the concept and the content." The Chief Ethics Officer nor CEO Hurd had a problem with planting essentially a tracking virus on the documents http://www.essentialsecurity.com/FAQ.htm#1.4 then sending them to reporters like CNET's Dawn Kwamoto.

California AG, Lockyer needs to dig a little deeper for the evidence. Mayge Lockyer can ask Ronald DeLia of Security Outsourcing Solutions I hear he's pretty thorough about digging up phone records, email addresses, emails...

[abbit101]

gestapo techniques

When will we - the consumers - be powerful enough to send the message - to their pocketbooks - that gestapo/bush techniques are illegal and will be sanctioned by life in prison for ALL coroporates involved (Enron, HP, Tobacco, Petrol, Pharmaceutical, et al) and 10 digit fines !