Almost exactly the same errors.
It's almost looks like it's the same script with different actors, but I really don't byte whole story they presented, and I think they mixed (funny term) some truth with lot of speculations and fiction.
If you seize a server, you have no choice to have data of something. And if you're a law enforcement why should you refuse to collect data...
Unless you don't want to do your job...
Main question for me now is what are law enforcement agencies going to do with all this seized Bitcoins.
They can arbitrary decide that magically all this coins are not ''tainted'' anymore and they could sell them in auction or dump in some exchange.
Does anyone have wallet addresses so we can track any potential movement before they release anything in public?