Cyber crimes and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Identity thief gets 6 months in jail
by Thor on Nov. 18th, 2010
Since their discovery, controversy has swirled around the Dead Sea Scrolls. A new wrinkle to that controversy popped up this week with a conviction of a man accused of identity theft, posing as other people in online discussions about the scrolls.
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It’s too bad that such an amazing discovery couses so much negative attention.
How about something more positive?
Did you know that the Dead sea itself is one of the finalists of the New7Wonders of Nature campaign (you can vote here http://www.votedeadsea.com/ )
THEY DONT KNOW THE VAIUE OF HISTORY
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