2013-02-15, 05:41 AM
I vote that they not release the videos publicly. However, I do believe that they should show their "evidence" if they are asked to do so by their customer. It's like the police telling you that you robbed a store and have video surveillance, but won't allow you or your lawyer to view the evidence ever, which you can't really do in real life because that's not how court works. I mean, even in court you get to see the evidence present against you at SOME point in the trial. We don't even get a trial at Nexon. Guilty until proven innocent.