The affair took a new turn after Strauss-Kahn's name came up in statements made to investigators, according to a series of leaked transcripts published in the French media in recent weeks.
The motive? "Information should be free," the troubled young soldier told a fellow hacker via electronic chat, according to transcripts published in 2011.
According to transcripts published in Le Monde, Mr. Mery gave a detailed description of how he ran a huge network of kickback schemes that netted the party millions of dollars a year.
But in transcripts published in Italian newspapers on Sunday of his responses to questions from prosecutors, Captain Schettino said that executives of Costa Cruises had planned and requested the maneuver before the ship left Civitavecchia, its last port before the crash, for the publicity.
The following is an excerpt from one of the transcripts published in "Getting Past Your Past," in which the perpetrator explains what changed because of the E.M.D.R. processing of his own molestation: I was still blaming myself for what happened, as well as putting blame on my victim like she was the one who caused this now.
The assembled transcripts published in this study capture the large majority of the transcriptome of this sea anemone.
In the transcript published by the Post, McCarthy speculates that the Russians hacked the Democratic National Committee's computers and, in the process, discovered whatever opposition-research materials the Democrats had gathered on Trump.
"I know of two methods that [Isis] uses for recruiting and sending people to Europe to carry out attacks and for entering into Europe," the returning jihadi is quoted as saying in the transcript, published by Le Parisien, "but I am not going to tell you now.
But in a transcript published by the State Department he also said: Without the formation of a government, without an adequate transformative decision by the leaders of Iraq, anything that the United States or others or allies or friends would do to try to fight back is going to be limited, if not impossible.
In the official transcript published by the Chinese press, his remarks were more cautious: corruption was only "quite serious" in some places and departments.
