Post
Topic
Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Statement about the suspect of recent Bitcoinica hack
by
Inedible
on 02/08/2012, 14:45:30 UTC
Shouldn't a person be innocent until proven guilty?
You are correct. Zhou should be given the benefit of doubt, I understand that. But it must also be understood that when Zhou offers stories without evidence, refuses to elaborate and answer (the many) questions put to him, it makes it very difficult indeed to trust him and is immensely frustrating for those who are trying to find the truth - whatever it is.

I can't disagree. ZT really needs to provide evidence or at least explain why he can't.

If only ZT had done the same. Instead he was transparent and vocal.
He's been selectively vocal. He has not been transparent because he refuses to answer some questions but it all to happy to provide responses to others. Indeed, at this point we cannot prove that any of the answers given are even correct - thus undermining "transparency" further.

I accept that too. ZT - you need to at least acknowledge the tough questions.

This thread is full of bullshit from all sides. There are many actors here who are able to throw significant spotlight and clarification on many of the issues but refuse to do so. All this does is arouse suspicion, anger and feelings of powerlessness. This crime is a plague on both houses.

Who else can help clarify? So far all we've heard from is ZT in this thread.

This is why ZT should have listened to everyone telling him to shut up and get a lawyer. By only selectively answering you give the impression that there's something to hide. By not even acknowledging the questions, it seems like you're trying to avoid things.