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[In November 2000, a San Jose, California, judge ruled that Stephen Cohen of Tijuana, Mexico should pay 65 million dollars in damages for stealing something from Gary Kremen of San Francisco, California. The stolen object was obviously something of great value, but what? An ocean-going yacht? A Boeing 707? A shopping mall? A stock market portfolio? In fact, it was only six letters, divided in half by a dot: sex.com.]
Published: Nov 7, 2015
Keywords: Chat Room; Child Pornography; Sexual Fantasy; Sexual Material; Sexual Appeal
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