One of the many things missing in the entertaining saga of Mitt Romney's allegedly stolen tax returns was someone willing to pay the $1 million ransom that the hackers were asking for: enter Hustler publisher Larry Flynt who is offering $1 million for Romney's returns. Hackers, the ball is in your court.
Update 5:37 p.m. PwC has come out with a statement regarding the hacking. There's still no mention on their end if the hackers are credible, nor did they elaborate on whether or not it was possible for someone to, as the hackers say they did, physically set up shop on the second floor of their office.
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