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83-year old dead woman caught sharing mp3s Posted by Pile (8099 views) [E-Mail link] Gertrude Walton of Fayette County hated computers, her daughter said. That did not stop the recording industry from accusing the now deceased 83-year-old Mount Hope woman of illegally trading music over the Internet. More than a month after Walton was buried in Beckley, a group of record companies named her as the only defendant in a federal lawsuit. They claimed Walton made more than 700 pop, rock and rap songs available for free on the Internet under the screen name “smittenedkitten.” Details   HA!!! Posted by Master Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi on 2005-06-08 21:04:09 I cant help but laugh at the ignorance of these people! AN 83 YEAR OLD WOMEN (first off) WOULD NOT DOWNLOAD RAP SONGS! And the fact that she was DEAD when they accused her kind of makes you wonder doesn't it? Ha! Smittenedkitten... Rap... 83 years old... they just dont mix too well do they? Wow...   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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