Trial Update #3

We've just learned that the new trial date will be in November. We're told that this is not all that bad a delay, and that in larger cities, opposing counsel can buy as many as four or five additional months in this manner. So, another two months it is. The specific date has yet to be announced...

Wow. John just made an update...

Read it here.

*headshake*

This is not good. John is now lying indiscriminately about court proceedings. I fear this will end badly for him.

Trial Update #2

Having waited nine months to clear our names in court, we now learn that John's lawyer is using delay tactics to push the trial date further out. He claims that he has not received all relevant documents from our lawyer (a problem he could easily have fixed over the last three months). The court has granted a reprieve of one month, and will name a revised trial date sometime soon.

This is disappointing, but not too surprising. John's lawyer has been slow-walking the case from the very beginning.

So we wait. Another month of living with John's libel. At the very least, it will give us time to present more of the evidence against John, including some items not likely to be presented in court. Stay tuned.

Complete Message Archive

You can now access the complete archive of our correspondence with John Szczepaniak over the period in question. The archive is split into 5 tabulated sheets:

• Email between John and Hanako
• SMS between John and Hanako
• Email between John and Agness
• SMS between John and Agness
• Kickstarter messages between John and Peter

Note that each row containing a message from John is highlighted in pink. Also note that we have chosen to leave out supplementary tagging and indexing for the time being. Although there are a number of messages that deserve special attention, we felt it was best to provide unchannelled access as a first step.

There are still some artifacts from importing an Excel file into Google Spreadsheet. We are in the process of cleaning those up. Also, because the messages were manually extracted into Excel after using Gmail's "forward thread" function, then scrubbed of personal information, there is more room for error than we'd like. If a message appears to refer to another email that cannot be found in the archives, please contact us with the details.