Computer experts hired to sort ponzi evidence
Posted Dec 17, 2010 8:01 am.
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There’s so much evidence in the trial of two men accused in one of Canada’s largest ponzi schemes that IT experts have been hired to organize all of it.
Lawyers for Gary Sorenson and Milowe Brost are getting special training on how to access the files they need.
That could cost Alberta about $160,000.
The case involves 110,000 pieces of paper, 41 hours of interviews and 74 hours of intercepted communications, according to The Calgary Herald.
Sorenson and Brost are alleged to have bilked about $400-million out of 3,000 victims in both Canada and the US.
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