📄 the price of copyright violation.txt
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In reality I had more money than I knew what to do with. I was giving it away by the handfuls. While I was in Tijuana, Mexico, across the border from San Diego, I gave away over $10,000.00 to skinny poor people on the street. At my bank I overheard the teller ask an old man if he was sure he could live for the next week on the $7.25 he had left. And here I was cashing a check for over $7,000.00. So on the way out I took a hand- ful of $100.00 bills and stuffed them into his shirt pocket, and said Merry Christmas, even though it was in the middle of the Summer. I didn't know what else to say. I gave away so much I really can't remember where it all went. I bought all my kids new bedroom sets, while I slept on a stack of old mattresses, using an old busted dresser, I've since thrown away. And the FBI knows all this to be true. Even with all the money I was mostly depressed, and really didn't want much except a better computer which I bought. If I tried to do some electronic design it seemed to bring to mind my past failures, and I got really nervous and shaky for some reason, and couldn't wait to quit. I tried learning to fly, and bought an old plane because I was told that most small plane manufacturers were going out of the business, which would make small planes more valua- ble. But I soon got bored with flying and didn't even finish my license. It was funny when my ex-wife told me that the FBI had asked her if I took trips out of the country with my plane. I guess in their eyes, everyone who breaks the law is into drugs. Even in my home they thought a bag of plaster of Paris from one of my kid's hobby sets was some kind of drug. In reality I was afraid to fly my plane without an instructor. After over 50 hours, I could take off and fly it but I don't land too well. I guess I'll never be a pilot. The guns I bought turned out to be a bad idea because of the stigma surrounding any type of weapon. I didn't know anything about guns. But when I saw on the news that they had put a ban on any more imports of certain kinds of guns, and later my brother talked me into going to a Bill Goodman gun and knife show, I realized that they were sure to go up in value. And it turned out as I expected. The guns I bought are now worth over three times what I paid for them. And they were all legally regi- stered, with $200.00 sent to the US government for each, with all the fin- gerprints, wavers signed by the local sheriff and 90 day investigation done properly. But they didn't charge me with illegal guns. They just took them because I bought them with illegally gained money. And every report has mention of them. I also had a VCR, and a TV, but no one men- tioned them. If they mention you have things as money, guns, or airplanes it helps them make you look more like a gangster or something else bad. In advertising it's called sensationalism. It's using anything that gets a reaction from Joe public to achieve your goal. Most of my days were spent on the phone helping people learn to use Apple software, since that was the only thing I still seemed to enjoy. I guess the feeling that you get when you help someone learn something is the only enjoyment I could still get. I spent my days helping the people Apple should have been helping, and they put me in jail. Boy, that's a kick in the teeth. I've tried to get help from Apple myself. If the phones not busy, and you get through to someone, they assume you are an idiot, and rush you off the phone as fast as they can. In my case, I find I know more than most of the people I talk too. Today no one knows the rules, and everyone is afraid to say anything. I asked an attorney recently if the way I was selling a computer scanner could be against the law, and he told me that if I thought it might be against the law he didn't want to know about it. I had a meeting with the FBI, where I was questioned about consulting with many attorneys concerning any trouble I could get into for violating Apples copyright. When the question came up, my attorney quickly announced that he had told me he didn't know the law concerning copyright violations, as if he was defending himself. I talked with three attorneys to find out if they could help me with this case, and was told the FBI and the IRS are so powerful that unless I still have lots of money, or am squeaky clean I couldn't win. One of the FBI or IRS agents told me they have a 97.8 percent conviction rate, which I guess means I'm to assume is because the are proficient in getting the real facts and evidence. From all the inac- curate information I've seen them using, I find this hard to accept. When they came to search my home, they ran me off the road in a junk car that looked as if it had a bunch of gangsters in it. Then yanked my 11 year old daughter out of the car hurting her arm. Not seriously, however. They appeared to be excited because their plans of catching me at home were foiled by me taking my daughter to her ice skating class. I guess they have procedures, and were only doing their job the way they were trained. I can't fault them with that. I'm sure they didn't know what to expect. I own guns, so I guess I could have been a crazy. Actually I've only shot one of them once, on a farm. They make too much noise, and you can't hit what you are aiming at. The other ones I had reconditioned, so they would be attractive to, collectors, and dealers. And I don't mean drug dealers. They served me with a search and seizure warrant filled with manufac- tured evidence. By whom I'm not sure. Most paragraphs ended with a statement that quote "The information provided has been proved to be accurate and reliable by independent investigation." And since most, were statements that I supposedly had made, how do you prove them reliable unless someone else was standing there at the time, which they weren't. Also for me to have supposedly walked up to a bank manager and say I want to structure my transactions to avoid paying income tax would really be insane. And, as I mentioned they denied it. There are also many things which have been done, which are obviously illegal, but to mention them would put individuals within the system in bad light, which is not what I'm trying to do here. I'm sorry if it appears that I'm trying to excuse my actions by at- tacking the system which is charged to uphold the law. But they have exaggerated, maybe even fabricated, and used whatever necessary to prosec- ute me, for laws that most people don't know exist, and probably couldn't understand if they read them, so I feel I have the right to bring it all out. Obviously I can't blame anyone for what I did. No one twisted my arm. It's just that they have a law for almost everything you do, and everyone is afraid to stand up against the system. Even the people within the system. They tried it in the 60s, and lost. And they keep passing more laws. I'm waiting for them to attach at 25 year law to jaywalking. The way the laws are worded I bet, if you made any money doing it, they could find a way. And the law they used was obviously passed to be used against drug dealers. Every other paragraph says something about drugs. The only thing I know about drugs is what I see on television. I tried marijuana once in the early 60s but I don't like the feeling of losing control of my faculties. I won't even have more than one drink when I eat out. And lately with the laws the way they are, I'm afraid to have even the one. It really upsets me to think that, so many people, are so dissatisfied with their life that they need to use substances to escape from the realities. With all the pressures I've been under lately it would be so tempting to want to escape. I realize it may help me escape, but it makes life harder on those around me who are trying to deal the best they can with life which is tough enough. Now I'm being forced to help go after and prosecute other people who don't even know they are breaking the law, and are also not really hurting anyone. I'm being asked to help convict xxxxxx. Heck, I hear Apple didn't even know they weren't real until they busted one open xxxxxxxx and I never talked about it. I'm not saying this to help xxxxx. It's a shame, but he doesn't realize that, if you get their attention, they're going to get you. They decide if you broke the law or not. The FBI is getting everyone these days. I saw the other day on the news, where they walked into a hotel room and took tapes from CNN, without even a search warrant. No wonder we get along with the USSR so well these days. There doesn't appear to be much difference between the FBI and the KGB, except that I don't believe the FBI beats people. Of course I'm not sure the KGB does anymore either. But it's possible that I'm wrong on both counts. This I find very distasteful, but if I don't help them I'll get more charges, which affects my family. We seem to be trying to clear up all the crime in the world, with a big fervor. What will we have, if we ever accomplish it. For one thing many unemployed attorneys, agents, and judges. We'll all drive the same kind of car, because to think or be different from the next guy will be a crime. As people begin obeying most of the heavy laws, we will start charging people with looking funny, so the attorneys, and law enforcers can hold on to their jobs. First we will build more jails to hold all the violators, until half the population is in jail. Then as they start to obey all rules we will make up things that people are doing wrong. Even- tually we will be the robots that the futuristic movies talk about. Sounds ridiculous doesn't it. The Germans were almost able to do it with the Jews, but if history tells us anything, eventually the people are going to be upset. I made some mistakes, and I'm not really blaming anyone. I didn't know copyright violation was so serious, and the rest are just laws created for one thing then used for another, because they feel I was probably going to cheat on my taxes. But that is the way the chips fell, and I'll take my punishment, and try again for the forth time. I often wonder if I'm not really crazy, to keep trying when the obstacles are stacked so high. They say a new business has a one in 3000 chance of making it. And their definition of making it is that they just continue to stay in business. I bet the odds against making a profit are even higher. For me, now it will be even harder. I have a credit record that looks as if a bomb dropped on it, and now I'm a felon. Well, only about 20 years left and I'll be too old to try. But again my grandfather was a millionaire, lost it all betting on the ponies, as he called it, and at 98 he was still trying to get back to where he was. I don't know if I can take another 40 years of this. E N D O F S T A T E M E N TThe above was a statement prepared by D. Hayes to be read to the Judge atthe conclusion of Hayes' trial and sentencing. Part II of this article will appear next week, in it, the actual charges levied against D. Hayes are detailed and explained. _________________________________________________________ > DENNY HAYES STR FOCUS? * EXCLUSIVE! * "..if I single someone out.." ===================== THE PRICE OF COPYRIGHT VIOLATION ================================ STReport has obtained directly from DENNIS HAYES his very own statements concerning his arrest and ultimate conviction for copyright violation. by Dennis "Denny" Hayes Part II =======
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