Natalie Kitro-Eff

Did you try to get a sense of how likely it is that any of that could just be coincidence?

You have to be a real grammar expert to crack this case, it turns out.

Yeah, how did that feel for you?

So Adam Back knew how to cover his tracks, you're saying?

Interesting.

So you're basically taking the kinds of analyses that you'd been doing by hand and trying to feed them all into one machine at once to see if the associations that you'd been noticing and picking up on actually did add up to one conclusive result.

Okay, so the evidence is mounting.

Okay, getting closer.

Okay.

Wow.

I feel much more sold at this point.

How are you feeling at this moment when you see that, when there's just one who makes it through the gauntlet, all those filters?

Okay, so you have your body of evidence.

You feel pretty good about it.

What's the move?

And, I mean, what did you do when you got there?

You just went around looking for a bag to tell him, hey, by the way, I've compiled a whole body of evidence that suggests that you are, in fact, Satoshi Nakamoto?

This is a stakeout, basically.

That's my position.

What interesting phrasing.