Here's what I was responding to:
That's odd I read it months ago and assumed it was common knowledge with the old timers. Grinder would never admit it to evidence I'm sure.
The stolen laptops in Milan prove he stole them from Perugia himself by a very high probability indeed. Perugia 160,000, Milan 1,200,000. Two Perugians meet per chance in Milan, no realistic chance. I expect he stole plenty more in Milan if his room was that well stocked.
Now what would the phrase admitting to evidence mean? ADMITTING.
If people want to discuss it here and point to the computers as some sort of evidence that's fine. I am not convinced that he took all of these. It is very possible that he was a fence. It makes perfect sense that he took computers from Perugia to Milan to sell.
Tesla I never said anything about convicting him for burglary. It feels like
another straw man.
Just as I believe that the kids should be afforded their rights, which they weren't, and the same goes for all defendants. I don't exactly see how the computers could be admitted in this case against Rudi.
Anglo as I understand it, having a stolen car doesn't prove you stole it unless you were seen taking it. I haven't heard the joy-riding issue but that could also be the case here.
Tesla - there could be an argument made that the libels made early were before they had become public figures and perhaps it could be argued that they never were seeking the status but at some point with the TV appearances that would be a tough argument even for Grinder