"I would like to start off by saying that I am not a hacker, or even a
computer geek.  I am in the entertainment industry.  I have worked on major
film projects, I have written episodes on Law and Order and I have True
Hollywood Stories on the E channel.

I was having drinks with a friend on June 2010 and he mention that he found
a interesting press release that came across his desk that spoke about
racism in the technology industry.  I thought to myself that is not an
interesting story until he mentions it was among hackers.  "Hackers!" I said
to him.  What could be more boring than a bunch of coke bottle glasses
wearing nerds screaming racist remarks?

He then went on to say "no one of the hackers in Blackman name Gregory Evans
who was in a lot of the entertainment magazines last year when he signed a
movie deal with a major film company and the funny part is he use to be my
neighbor in Marina Del Rey." A black hacker that could afford to live in
Marina Del Rey, I thought to myself.  Ok this thing may have a twist to it.

Later that night I when I went home I started Googling Gregory Evans and all
types of stuff starting coming up.  Very interesting guy I thought.  Then
read post, twitters and interviews with Chris Riley.  Then I heard a
interview with Gregory Evans. Bingo! I have a new project, "The Cyber Wars."

There has never been anything in Hollywood like this before. How could make
this more interesting? How could I turn this into a script? How could I sell
this to the studio heads?  Do I have enough to get started?  Then I thought
no!  My told my son who is an Apple cult follower and he said make a website
and follow the story and get other peoples input.  So I had him that same
night set me up a blog called thecyberwars.com.

What could make this blog different from all the other thousands of blogs
out there caring this story?  I will turn it into a "Don King" type of
event.  I do not know Gregory Evans or Chris Riley personally. I am totally
bias.  I am about the facts so when this turns into a story I told it the
way it really was.

Know I have seen some recent post and hackers can be more ruthless than Los
Angeles street gangs.  I do not want to post something that hacker may not
like then come after me.  So my domain name is private and I will not
mention my real name until this event is over. So for now, like every boxing
match there is a "The Refere."

I will be making contact with both sides and asking questions.  I then will
post these questions and answers unedited on this site.  I will also be
contacting outside sources to verify the information.

I have decided to start this match off with contacting Gregory Evans since
it all started with him.  On June 28, 2010 I contacted Evans via email and
told him what I was working on and asked him if he would be interested, and
he agreed.   After collecting all the information from Evans I will then
contact Riley with a list of questions.

When it is all said and done, you the reader will be the judge and vote who
one."