Freedom Downtime 2001 -
110,079. ‘All we can do is try to publicize the facts. Not what the government is saying but the facts.’ (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) Freedom Downtime, opening comments, 2001
110,080. He called himself Phiber Optik, and you’d have to look pretty hard to find somebody who didn’t think he was brilliant … Phiber learnt by exploring … They got him for conspiracy. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,081. Phiber came out ten months later a hero. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,082. Kevin Mitnick, the world’s most dangerous computer hacker. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,083. Kevin’s name was enough to convict him regardless of the actual evidence. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,084. It was mostly about fun and exploration. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,085. Eight months of solitary confinement. (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.
110,086. ‘Part hype, part hysteria, part lack of understanding, part fear.’ (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid. Jennifer Granick
110,087. ‘Miramax have decided to make a movie about him. The script is false. It makes him out to be a violent racist …’ (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid. supporter
110,088. ‘Kevin is getting treatment that’s outside the law.’ (Internet & Miscarriages of Justice: Mitnick) ibid.