Larry Ellison wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Larry Ellison wrote:Respectfully, we don't know what evidence Wachtell Lipton has in its possession. That investigation is confidential and findings have not yet been released. Most/all of the documents that started Pablo down this road were publicly available as part of the Aspiration BK proceeding. Of course Wachtell has reviewed all of those documents. When Pablo blew the Aspiration story, he drew attention to an issue that was largely unknown to the general public. That notoriety made him a magnet for people to approach him anonymously with tips. It seems likely he now has some nonpublic info and sources. You should assume Wachtell has a list of every Aspiration employee, every Clips employee, everybody connected to Aspiration's funding rounds and discussions with potential investors, and other witnesses, and has reached out to them. The difference between Wachtell and Pablo is if they interview someone, the substance of that discussion may be memorialized in an internal memo, but it would never be publicly disclosed.
Pablo deserves credit. But it would be more accurate to compare him to other journalists and media outlets, not to FBI and Wachtell, which both are going to safeguard the confidentiality of their evidence, sources, and methods.
I was referencing the Rozier investigation that found no wrong doing, WL haven't yet presented the results of their Aspiration investigation so we can't judge it.
Rozier was investigated and league decided not pursue further actions (now insisting they didn't "clear" him), watching this episode of PTFO and the Beasley one, one can wonder, how exactly did the league NOT find anything in their 1st investigation.
Got it. I appreciate that clarification. NBA dropped the ball on Rozier. We can agree on that.
Torres just followed the Fed and once it was out. People talk
