http://www.businessinsider.com/saicast-12-2011-4
any truth in this or a bit too much happyshrooms?
tl;dr - contract and evidence showing that someone else owns a huge chunk of el facebookie
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I've heard varying accounts (as we all have), but the consensus seems to be that he has a stronger case than the Winklevi did.
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