I Love a Challenge

Bob wrote on columbuzz:
"I don't lie."

Herman wrote on my blog:
"I've seen nothing Bob has said that you have proven to be a lie.  You repeatedly call him a liar but have not proven one lie.  Not one."

Joanna wrote on my blog:
"Then show one lie since they are so plentiful."

I love a challenge, so here's your proof:

Let the record show that on Dec. 5, 2010, Mr. Bob Freeman wrote an email to Mr. Dude that stated the following:
"I would guess it was more like 10 years ago.  It was when I was still working at the Franklin plant and that was 9 years ago.  An ex Franklin cop, one of our drivers, is the one that told me it was illegal and he brought me the same legal stuff posted at your site.  That website you found the ad was one place I advertised."

Since the law states, and I quote, "A person may not advertise for sale, sell, use, install, or have installed, a device that makes an odometer of a motor vehicle register a mileage different from the mileage the vehicle was driven." that means that Bob Freeman knew 10 years ago and was reminded of it again on Dec. 5, 2010 that advertising such a device was illegal.

Also let the record show that Bob Freeman's cohort in crime posted the following on Mr. Dude's blog:
"The first week Bobs friend showed us they were illegal to use, advertise or sell.  So we stopped and never sold one.  I know because I was the one that soldered them together.  Bob simply helped. Ads were made for a few websites and that ad you found must have been overlooked."

So I have established the following:

1. Bob Freeman knew on Dec. 5, 2010 that advertising the device was illegal.
2. Bob Freeman and his cohort in crime admitted that they advertised the device on several websites.
3. An add was found on the internet at GarageSaleHomePage.com still advertising the device as of Dec.4 2010 but was removed soon after by Mr. Freeman.
4. Bob Freeman wrote on his website columbuzz on January 7, 2011 and I quote, "I broke no laws with the odometer deal." knowing full well that this was a false statement.

Also, let the record show that Bob Freeman made the following statements about his "shenanigans":
"I wonder what the statute of limitations is on something like this."
"Good luck in prosecuting me for anything."

Now I ask you, are these the words of an innocent man?  What say ye members of the jury?