Evidence for the real identity of Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto was put under the microscope in an Oslo courtroom today. jackschickler reports.
. In that session, he purported to show witnesses he held the private keys for early bitcoins that only Nakamoto would have.
Discrepancies detected by KPMG in double spacings in the draft’s text and edit times reported in document metadata couldn’t be reproduced or weren’t reliable indicators, Sokolowska and fellow witness Dashley van Schijndel, a forensic investigator at BDO in Norway, said.But even Wright’s witnesses appeared to uphold KPMG findings that the documents, including a supposed early draft of Nakamoto’s white paper, must have been written after 2008 because they used typefaces unavailable at that time.
DPA’s findings were “consistent … with what KPMG found in their report,” van Schijndel told District Court Judge Helen Engebrigtsen. “This would include the findings in regard to the fonts.” “The fact that these documents were forged wasn’t even contested by Wright in his statement” to the court, Haukaas said.
Documents “are what the case is about,” said Engebrigtsen, adding that she was “not tired” by hours of experts quibbling over font sizes and pdf metadata. “A protection of the right of the individual to seek truth, to express oneself about untrue things is a strong and important right,” Haukaas said.
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