Quote from: Shuai on July 30, 2012, 06:32:19 AM

Quote from: zhoutong on July 30, 2012, 05:46:29 AM

Quote from: Shuai on July 30, 2012, 05:04:11 AM

The Chinese police cannot be trusted, and you know that. If you don't make public all the information you have about this "chen jianhai", we will have to assume that he's just a made up person, and that you are the criminal.

You can assume anything you want. I can't satisfy you every time, sorry.

I have co-operated with all formal legal requests so far, and they all facilitate, not delay, the refunding process to Bitcoinica customers.

What benefit will you have if his information is public? Visit him in person and take a look at his relic collection? If it's not for violence I'll be surprised.

If you think I have legal obligation to reveal someone's privacy, ask your lawyer to talk to me.

My only priority right now is to refund Bitcoinica customers, which should have finished 2 months ago. Doing anything else will not help this process.

then make it public once the refund is done. Making this information public can in no way harm you. Why are you so averse to doing it? He's a criminal, and doesn't deserve your protection. Any of the criminals involved in this should already know: returning the funds doesn't mean this is over. This isn't over until justice has been served.

Justice or injustice?

If you want the justice and you are harmed, you should have reported to the police already.