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Camelot Returns: Subpoenas Out in "Wreckage" Case

By Benjamin Justus on March 29, 2012
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Reports indicate that major ISPs, including Time Warner Cable, are delivering notices to customers in response to subpoenas issued by Camelot Distribution Group, Inc. Camelot is pursuing the Does over the alleged infringed of the copyrights to “Wreckage,” a 2010 horror/drag racing film featuring Aaron Paul of the celebrated AMC series “Breaking Bad.”

The subpoeanas arise from a lawsuit filed last year in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, Camelot Distribution Group v. Does 1-1210, Case No. 2:11-cv-02432-GEB -KJN. View the complaint here.

Readers may remember that Camelot had pursued an earlier Bittorrent suit against 5,000-plus Does in regard to “Nude Nuns with Big Guns.” That suit was dismissed after a dispute emerged with another company over which actually owned the rights to “Nude Nuns” (via Wired).

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