NEW YORK: Jurors in a Manhattan case are trying to decide whether a son posing online as a Judaic studies professor to avenge his father’s scholarly work is guilty of identity theft.
Raphael Golb is accused of making up e-mail addresses and posing as five different people involved in the academic debate over the ancient Hebrew texts known as the Dead Sea Scrolls. He has pleaded not guilty.
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