and DD youre a fool! the copy store story is utter BS the police FOUND 2 ROM discs not PAPERS!
this theory isnt too far fetched at all! s*** like this always surrounds Ferrari when their main competitor is beating them.
Daily Mail, July 14th:
Clearly, the FIA want clarification as to when Coughlan took receipt of the Ferrari material that was found during a search of his home after the scandal broke when his wife, Judy, was seen making an injudicious visit to a local photocopying business.
Nigel Tozzi QC, for Ferrari, told Mr Justice Briggs the couple had "behaved disgracefully in taking these documents they knew they were not entitled to and copying them".
He said the Italian manufacturer would have been "blissfully ignorant" of the alleged theft "but for a tip-off".
It was following the tip-off that Ferrari went to the High Court on July 2 and won an order to search the Coughlans' home in Surrey, near McLaren's Woking base.
Tozzi told the judge some 780 pages had been recovered along with two computer discs on which the documents had been copied. The judge agreed the search had been 'justified' and ordered the Coughlans to pay the costs of the court application and the search.