WikiLeaks chief said in 2009 group had BofA data

LONDON: WikiLeaks has several gigabytes of data from a Bank of America Corp executive’s hard drive, the organization’s founder Julian Assange said in a published interview in 2009.

Assange’s whistle-blower organization, which released 250,000 U.S. government diplomatic and military documents on November 28, plans to release tens of thousands of internal documents from a major U.S. bank early next year, according to an interview posted online on Monday by Forbes Magazine.

Assange declined to identify to Forbes which bank would be the subject of the release, but expected the leak to spawn investigations.

Mark Stephens, a London lawyer who represents Assange, said that Assange could not be immediately reached for comment on whether the bank documents he told Forbes about were the same Bank of America documents he talked to Computerworld about just over a year

Rachel Uchitel Griffin

Rachel Uchitel Griffin, Rachel Uchitel joined Gloria Allred at LAX airport Sunday.

Rachel Uchitel, who reportedly lives in New York, and is the subject of allegations with Tiger Woods who lives in Florida, brought upon by the National Enquirer out of Florida, is now in Los Angeles.

Rachel Uchitel has denied the Tiger Woods allegations at least four times last weekend – to Black Book, People, US Magazine, and TMZ, to start – she is now in Los Angeles.

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Rachel Uchitel Griffin was first posted on November 30, 2009 at 8:25 pm.