Inside NZ Police Megaupload files: US investigation began in 2010

Posted by Gordon Mah Un on Sep - 28 - 2012

Kim Dotcom
Kim Dotcom

US and New Zealand law enforcement action against filesharing kingpin Kim Dotcom and associates was set in motion over a year ahead of the raid on the Megaupload founder’s mansion in January, and police knew their tactical assault by helicopter would be perceived as overbearing, redacted police documents show.

Known as the “Blue Folder,” the planning documents obtained by Computerworld

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