CAT TRYING TO TAKE CREDIT AS USUAL FROM OTHERS

Kind of cool. My investigative work on POLYBIUS has ended up in Wikipedia. If one of you guys (gamers) did this...thanks! I can provide the references you are missing, namely the police file and FBI reports, articles on Brian Mauro's run on Asteroids, the sting operation at the arcade in Seattle, etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3APolybius_%28game%29

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  Cat DeSpira Here's one Brian Mauro article: http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1310&dat=19811129...

  

  Eugene Register-Guard - Google News Archive Search

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  Joel Hedge Wikipedia checks you for the facts.

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  Cat DeSpira My facts are solid. Sad thing is, I have seen journalists and podcaster now stealing my theory and calling it their own. This is why I refuse to publish or share my contact or police files with anyone but a professional site/entity etc. That work took me months in 2012 and cost me quite a bit of money and travel time. No way I will give it away.

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  Cat DeSpira The great and renowned investigative journalist, Brian Dunning, gave me credit, though 
  
  http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4362

  

  Polybius: Video Game of Death

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  Did a 1981 video arcade game sicken players while government agents collected the data?

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