From the CBS National News last night, it sounded like this whole hack of Sony was actually an inside job done by a disgruntled tech savvy ex-employee of Sony. That sounds more likely unless North Korea had a spy inside Sony which is quite a stretch.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/did-the-...n-north-korea/
North Korea may not have had anything to do with this hack. And the hacker was after money at first and never even mentioned the film
The Interview.
You know I have had first hand experience with a criminal investigation --the 2 24 1976 murder of Michelle Mitchell in Reno, Nevada near the University of Nevada, Reno campus-- and facts often take a long time to surface especially when there are very emotional people demanding answers. The Michelle Mitchell case was not even solved until 1979 and in 2014 it sounds like they got the wrong person in 1979. The Mitchells (the parents of Michelle) were two Reno area high school teachers and this case got very heavy press in Northern Nevada. There was a huge interest in solving the Michelle Mitchell murder because of the press and the parents of the victim.
We should wait and see if the facts do come out.
The Interview is a movie I would probably wait for Redbox but might go see if it stays timely and it comes to the Villages.
I would expect that the Morses' lawyers might have a say in whether or not it gets to the Villages just because of liability concerns.