Here (via Google cache) is the response (now gone) from the Randy Haugen News blog:
Randy Haugen is a person of proven character and integrity. When a P&G rumor was accidentally decimated by Mr. Haugen, he made every effort to retract it. We believe that it is a continuing outrage that Mr. Haugen and the other Quixtar IBOs in the case have been targeted by one of the world's largest corporations.
A Salt Lake City court returned a verdict against Randy Haugen and several others in the long-running P&G case. The jury awarded P&G damages of $19.25 million. That’s a far cry from the $5 billion P&G had demanded, and frankly leaves them with very little to show for a wasteful and spiteful decade of mean-spirited litigation.
But that doesn’t make the verdict any more acceptable for the Quixtar IBO defendants in this case. We’d like to think that, had the jury been allowed to see some of the evidence that was withheld from them by the court, they would have voted differently. Perhaps, if there is an appeal, they will.
But at the same time, we also remain respectful of the decision, the jury and the judicial system, even when we are extremely disappointed in the fairness of a particular outcome.
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