Let's hear it for the RIAA

[F1nut]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=472382

:rolleyes: :confused: :mad:

[reeltrouble1]

:mad: So now that the lady has died they will dismiss a suit that never should of been filed?? I did not even see an apology.

RT1

[disneyjoe7]

An 83 year woman :confused: I find that funny as all people in this age group either have no computer skills or have some computer skills with a strong ethics background. They are suing a DEAD woman who can even defend them self’s. WTF is this even a law suit that is legal?

[Vr3MxStyler2k3]

The family should sue the RIAA for being morons...

Jesse, de-ja-vue?

[Tour2ma]

I strongly suspect the daughter who lived with her was the real "smittenedkitten"...

Probably off'd the Mom to avoid the suit...

[bknauss]

There were more than several reports during the height of Napster that odd people were being blamed for trading MP3s. Lots of older people and things of that sort.

I always thought it was hillarious that my Napster account was blocked because I had Metallica MP3s. Funny enough, I had the CD versions of all of those Metallica MP3s, or they were live tracks.

[swerve]

Damnit they are dropping the case... how can they justify letting this lady get away that's stupid... talk about lack of law enforcement.

-adam:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: