in texas, there is a couple in clashesville, texas, take the last train to clashesville, remember the monkees. tell us what happened to them? >> they sued by defamation suit three years after this couple of people supposedly anonymously said horrible things about them, they were murderers and pedophile. >> bill: there was website and people anonymously as they do in the internet. said awful things about these people? >> they sued the website. >> exactly. they sued the people. >> bill: how did they know who they were? >> they got a subpoena. the judge did something right. >> bill: is that a quote? >> this is precedent setting. this is important they get a subpoena and then you go to this website, whatever it is. >>> objection i can.com. >> bill: with the subpoena and you can find out who these people are. because post it on website. so who did the subpoena, by the way? did the lawyers and couple got it. so they went in and found out who did it did it. they sued him and they won $13 million. >> its precedent setting case. i think it's the right call, people write malicious horrible thin

in texas, there is a couple in clashesville, texas, take the last train to clashesville, remember the monkees. tell us what happened to them? >> they sued by defamation suit three years after this couple of people supposedly anonymously said horrible things about them, they were murderers and pedophile. >> bill: there was website and people anonymously as they do in the internet. said awful things about these people? >> they sued the website. >> exactly. they sued the people. >> bill: how did they know who they were? >> they got a subpoena. the judge did something right. >> bill: is that a quote? >> this is precedent setting. this is important they get a subpoena and then you go to this website, whatever it is. >>> objection i can.com. >> bill: with the subpoena and you can find out who these people are. because post it on website. so who did the subpoena, by the way? did the lawyers and couple got it. so they went in and found out who did it did it. they sued him and they won $13 million. >> its precedent setting case. i think it's the right call, people write malicious horrible thin