Re: [HOE] Decryption

[toadpooka@juno.com]

My aim isn't to make a whole saga over this thing; it's already leading
into another big long deal, and I worry that I don't have the time. 
Therefore, I'm automatically assuming that the means exist in Junkyard to
decode this thing.
One bit I forgot to mention initially was that the previous owners of
this data (not the original owners, but the people who stole it first)
had gotten it partially decoded (probably by means of the computer
browser power) before being killed.  Therefore, I'm saying that the
encryption key could possibly be figured out by a very skilled person by
looking at the encrypted stuff and the few files that are now opened. 
The posse still has to find someone (or some-THING!) with the necessary
skills, but it's a possibility...
Thanks for the help, everyone.

From Whom It May Concern,
Rich "BANNED  for LIFE"  Ranallo

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