>Jay, tell you what....there's been enough 'person A' and situation 'B' and company 'C' to fill a college textbook on abstracts.

I like Pollock, in a queasy sort of way. <g>

>If there are indeed facts (and from your last reply, it sounds like there might be), I think whoever is in possession of these facts should spit them out.

I was wrong in my last response just now to Dragan; the narrator isn't that good out of the cast of characters either. He presented a scenario to try and prove what he already knew. Now his hands are tied until some future date and he wishes he could just submit the proof he knows to exist, but it's not his decision to make. He should have kept his damn mouth shut knowing that, but he couldn't. The injustice is too great and the Tattler should be called out on it. I think he will someday and I hope he and his cohorts are embarassed personally and professionally. It wouldn't make things even, but it would be apropos. Just a bunch of losers, probably doesn't matter to them anyway.