HSE's divisional director Tim Galloway said:“This incident was foreseeable and preventable and could have resulted in more serious injury or even death.
Another telex explaining the details of the above-mentioned circumstances was sent from Mr. K to Silberman and thus, this matter was revealed to be Silberman's jump to the wrong conclusion.
According to a report in the Sunday Star Times on August 2, international legal experts now say this incident broke the Geneva Convention and laws against torture.
However, the allegations in the indictment suggest the case was based at least in part on the idea that Aaron violated JSTOR and MIT's network rules and user agreements.
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