David Kravets at Wired.com reports that FBI agents today raided the Los Angeles apartment of a Screen Actors Guild member suspected of being the first to upload to The Pirate Bay the Oscar-winning film The King's Speech, as well as Black Swan and other movies that were still in theaters.
FBI raids home of actor accused of uploading "King's Speech," "Black Swan" to BitTorrent
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