Here's another incriminating document to give you power over me.

   19:20:18 The investigator asks as to the nationality of the devs and to
   meet up personally.

   [19:20:18] <    gamambel> | Guest100: i would have to know more about
   it. some of the main devs are german, right? maybe we can meet up and
   discuss it?

   19:20:18 The party under suspicion asks to exchange keys and the
   investigator completely ignores the request, continuing the
   conversation without exchanging keys.

   [19:21:44] <    Guest100> | tell me when you have time and are ready
   and how to send you a key. we need to swap keys

   Later

   9:16:06 The investigator again asks for physical location and attempts
   to plan to physically meet.

   [9/21/13 9:16:06 AM] Fabio Pietrosanti (naif): where are you based? As
   we can organize an "Hackaton" and bring there some other groups for
   training of advocate?

   9:17:31 The suspect again expresses the need to exchange keys and is
   ignored by the investigator.

   9/21/13 9:17:31 AM] cartoonhero: we need to exchanges keys

   9:29:17 The investigator begins trying to convince the suspect that the
   project could be managed by a company.

   [9/21/13 9:29:17 AM] Fabio Pietrosanti (naif): to make a funding
   agreement for translation support, the project need to be managed by a
   legal entity, tipically a non-profit association or foundation

   9:30:18 The investigator again attempts to physically meet and track
   the suspect.

   [9/21/13 9:30:18 AM] Fabio Pietrosanti (naif): are you coming to the
   OpenITP Circumvention Summit in Berlin next week?

   Throughout the conversation the investigator continually talks as if
   the suspect is a member of the development team, despite the suspect
   repeatedly clarifying that they are not.  That probably helped simplify
   the situation for everybody.