http://tv.ksl.com/index.php?nid=5&sid=29450

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Three million pages of Microsoft documents,
once part of a suit against the software maker, are being shredded
and are destined to become toilet paper.

The 937 boxes of court-ordered documents had been safeguarded by
Redman Records of Salt Lake City since the mid-1990s as part of
Caldera International's unfair-competition lawsuit against
Microsoft.

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Linønut wrote:


there's something fishy about this shredding of those court records...

their destruction will remove forever the transcripts of Microsoft officials
under oath...

ah... Sun managed to get their hands on some 40 boxes of the most
incriminating ones and have scanned them...

mind you... they should have scanned the lot... and put the images up as a
public information exercise... cos it's very fishy how Microsoft and SCO
got all pally lately especially after the previous lawsuit...

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