Hall of Fame Cybersecurity Researcher Dr. Peter Chen found NOT GUILTY by jury

Introducing the Postmortem Retrospective column

Hall of Fame cybersecurity researcher Dr. Peter Chen was found NOT GUILTY by a jury after little more than a day of deliberation, completely innocent of all charges. The unanimous decision was confirmed by Judge Darlene O'Brien's office at Washtenaw County Trial Courthouse last Monday.

After careful consideration, the only way to cover the remaining topics on the trial that makes sense is to write a book. The Postmortem: Retrospect on Dr. Chen’s Exoneration column will aim to collect and share pre-publication research notes on the book. There is too much to cover in article format and it makes sense to have it all be in a single complete work.

I promise to bring to light, in an organized fashion, the events leading up to Dr. Chen's trial and exoneration, and any relevant information that may help readers grasp the context in which the events happened.

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