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From: Stig_Agermose@online.pol.dk (Stig Agermose)
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 15:08:57 +0100
Fwd Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 09:42:32 -0400
Subject: Re: ACC's Explanation Of The Strange Coincidences

Ed just sent me this reply, which explains it all. And by the way. A
very reliable source, whom I know, has talked to Shulman on the phone,
asking him among other things if Bob Wolf and Robert Wolf are
identical. They are not. These are his exact words to me:

"He said he'd never met either Wolf or Wang but did spend a lot of time
talking to Wolf on the phone and, said that he's let Wolf use
something in his server system...like email.  Sorry, can't recall the
exact details but it would explain how Wolf would seem linked to ACC.
It's not Robert Ghost Wolf."

Can't tell you any more than that right now. I'll keep you updated.


Stig

***

No strange coincidence at all.

This is a "group" usage account, and I was given it to use by the
American Computer Science Assn.  I've explained this to others.

It funnels into a LAN at a location (non-specific) in New Jersey, and
every incoming email is stored, peer reviewed and, some, analyzed, then
those for ACC get forwarded to ACC (but I can read them), those it is
determined are for me get forwarded to my email account, and so forth,
until all recipients receive their specific mail. Those that can not be
identified are stored in the LAN NT Server and we all check in every
day or two.  Its part of a service called "Iso Mail" provided by the
ACSA.

All email in and out of this account is permanently archived by ACSA,
who is serving as a passive "referree" of the matter.  They maintain a
special audit trail of all accesses and receipts.

This account receives about 500+ emails per day, and every 4 hours from
9 to midnight, staff review and forward mail to the appropriate
recipient.

There are about a half dozen staffers and about 10 receiving parties
assigned to this account.

Leaving nothing to the imagination - anyone who has ever flamed me or
sent me interesting email, is a part of the permanent record of this
particular account.  All flame emails are investigated to their
original source (not by me, but by ACSA).

Also, its a free account!!  Retirement doesn't pay that well.

If this surprises you, don't be so surprised.  ACC welcomed ACSA's
"auditing" services to insure that email they received was 'verified by
an outside source'.

I think its a damned smart thing to do.

-- Ed


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>> From: Stig Agermose <Stig_Agermose@online.pol.dk>
>> To: acsa@ix.netcom.com
>> Subject: Strange Coincidence
>> Date: Thursday, September 25, 1997 9:13 PM
>>
>> Just in passing, Ed!
>>
>> Remember I asked you to forward my e-mail to Jack Shulman?
>>
>> I noticed that your e-mail address (acsa@ix.netcom.com) is the same as
>> the one that receives comments on ACC's Roswell page. Another
>> observation:
>>
>> "American Computer Scientists Association", of which Jack Shulman is
>> chairman and one of the co-founders, sometimes refers to itself as
>> ACSA, an abbreviation which by a strange coincidence is the same as
>> your and the ACC address's username.
>>
>> Any comments?
>>

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