Talk:Black Tuna Gang

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Did anybody go to jail as a result of the prosecutions? Did they all even get caught? Or did most get away? Or maybe most of them rotted in prison. Thanks in advance to anybody that knows. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.153.141.170 (talk) 23:40, 21 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Validity of "Injustice Claims"

Previous versions of this article seemed to heavily imply that the gang was falsely accused or unjustly treated by law enforcement, and from what I can tell the only source for this was the gang's own claims made in the Square Grouper documentary. The news article I cited on the same gang does not seem to provide the same information- e.g. the article discusses an alleged attempt by the gang to bribe a juror, whereas in the documentary, the gang members claimed this was an entrapment attempt. There is no valid source for the latter beyond their own statements in the documentary, which are inherently unreliable as sources.

Consequently I modified the article to provide a more balanced overview than was previously the case and cited some sources for what was alleged to have happened. If anyone has any hard evidence that there was any sort of entrapment or injustice in this case I think it should be added to the article, but only if there is a reliable source to back it up. 27.253.115.23 (talk) 12:25, 20 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]