[KangarooJacqui]

"It's all (not looking very) good" now, eh Martha?

[OXENinFLA]

Busted

[jammer]

Interesting testimony. Admittedly, I'm not familiar with many e-mail programs, but Eudora won't allow editing of the original message. To reply or forward the message, changes can be made. But they cannot be made to the original in the way the man testified. Anyone have info on other e-mail software?

[cantfindagoodscreenname]

After making the alteration, Armstrong said Stewart "instantly stood up and, still standing at my desk, she told me to 'Put it back the way it was.' " But Stewart's clicking proved difficult to undo.

Someone needs to tell this woman about CTRL-Z.

[Elle Bee]

I don't like Martha ... but I like these Feds even less

This is a witch hunt (litteraly and figuratively) for some prosecutor's personal political gain

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[Voltage]

Martha needs me on the jury. I would follow the U.S. Senate decision that perjury is not a crime...everyone does it!

[sergeantdave]

Whether she's convicted or not isn't the issue for me, but her story points out a critical matter that should be branded into the minds of every American.

Never, ever talk to a fed investigating you. Keep your mouth shut. Tell your story only once - to a jury and judge. Anything you say will be used against you.

[international american]

I dislike Martha, but how many of us would not sell if they recieved a call to dump the stock?? Much bigger crooks are left untouched, because they are not a household name like Martha.