ABC News: VIRGINIA JUDGE SENTENCES MAN TO NINE YEARS FOR SPAM
A photo provided by the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office, shows Jeremy Jaynes in Leesburg, Va., in October 2004. A Virginia judge sentenced Jaynes to nine years in prison Friday, April 8, 2005, in the nation's first felony prosecution for sending junk e-mail, though the sentence was postponed while the case is appealed. (AP Photo/Loudoun County Sheriff's office)
This made my day. This guy is said to be one of the top 5 spammers in America. I hope the legal fees BREAK HIM. The only thing worse than spammers are drug dealers and child molesters.
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