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The Media copyrights Trolls in the USA does it again....
THE GREEDO LAWYERS for the Big Music MAFIAA have outdone themselves, falling to depths that even their harshest critics could scarcely have imagined.
They've won a default judgment for alleged copyright infringement against Ciara Sauro, 19, who is disabled with pancreatitis, beset by crushing medical debts and severely depressed.
Sauro lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her mother, who makes $8.25 per hour. The girl requires weekly hospital treatment for her medical condition and needs an islet cell transplant. She denies the illegal file-sharing allegations but didn't defend herself in court.
"Look and see where [the downloads] came from, and look and see that it's not me. It's not fair to do to me," she said.
Because she didn't appear in federal court, a judge entered a default judgment against her for nearly $8,000, for allegedly having shared just 10 tunes with others over the Internet.
"I already have severe depression. I mean, it's so hard to sit there and think that I have to get in trouble for something that I didn't do. It's not fair," said Sauro.
The mother and daughter say that Ciara's father opened the Internet account cited in the lawsuit after he moved out.
"I just want them to know that I have to go through enough stress in my life with my sickness and my family, and I don't think that they should go after people just because they want money for something that's not even fair to us."
Media watchers pointed out that the tactics of the Media Mafioso including targetting School girls who are under 13 year, mostly parents living apart,and unable to defend themselves in the Court of law. Many parents of the girls are mainly living under the subsidies provided by the Government. The Mafioso know they couldnot collect the judgement money but they can atleast instill terror in the hearts of Victims..
Source:*www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/12/04/riaa-wins-default-judgment
THE GREEDO LAWYERS for the Big Music MAFIAA have outdone themselves, falling to depths that even their harshest critics could scarcely have imagined.
They've won a default judgment for alleged copyright infringement against Ciara Sauro, 19, who is disabled with pancreatitis, beset by crushing medical debts and severely depressed.
Sauro lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her mother, who makes $8.25 per hour. The girl requires weekly hospital treatment for her medical condition and needs an islet cell transplant. She denies the illegal file-sharing allegations but didn't defend herself in court.
"Look and see where [the downloads] came from, and look and see that it's not me. It's not fair to do to me," she said.
Because she didn't appear in federal court, a judge entered a default judgment against her for nearly $8,000, for allegedly having shared just 10 tunes with others over the Internet.
"I already have severe depression. I mean, it's so hard to sit there and think that I have to get in trouble for something that I didn't do. It's not fair," said Sauro.
The mother and daughter say that Ciara's father opened the Internet account cited in the lawsuit after he moved out.
"I just want them to know that I have to go through enough stress in my life with my sickness and my family, and I don't think that they should go after people just because they want money for something that's not even fair to us."
Media watchers pointed out that the tactics of the Media Mafioso including targetting School girls who are under 13 year, mostly parents living apart,and unable to defend themselves in the Court of law. Many parents of the girls are mainly living under the subsidies provided by the Government. The Mafioso know they couldnot collect the judgement money but they can atleast instill terror in the hearts of Victims..
Source:*www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/12/04/riaa-wins-default-judgment
