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Conservative billionaire David Koch says the Gonzo journalist who impersonated him in a recent prank call heard across the nation may be guilty of identity theft.
"It's a case of identity theft," Koch told the New York Times in a rare interview Friday. "I didn’t even know his name before this brouhaha erupted."
Identity theft is a serious crime, but it's unclear whether a prank call falls under the category -- the concept typically refers to assuming someone's identity to make purchases or commit crimes, according to the Justice Department.
Mr. Koch said that he and his brother had not decided how much money to spend to influence the 2012 elections.
And while he has become a major financier of cancer research around the country, one of his companies, Georgia-Pacific, which produces formaldehyde, has been trying to convince the government not to list formaldehyde as a human carcinogen. Koch Industries said it would respect and comply with any new governmental regulation.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
reply to post by DimensionalDetective
And how does David Koch know the guy wasnt impersonating the OTHER David Koch? (Because I am sure he isnt the only David Koch on the planet.)
What a crybaby.