From: none@none.invalid   
      
   Recently a voicemail was left on person A's phone, the message was   
   eletronically altered (speed changed) but the caller (person C) claimed to   
   be person B. Both person's A and B consented to releasing the speed   
   corrected message, and posted it to the Internet. It seems that person C the   
   original caller/spoofer doesn't want his real voice heard and has managed to   
   get the voicemail removed from various webhosts.   
      
   Does he have any legal grounds?   
      
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