Good concise summary.
A few other points:
-As has been mentioned above, the account with user id #363 was likely created before Absolute went public, further pointing to the fact it was an inside job.
-A good hypothetical timeline for how things played out written by Dan Druff can be found
here. There is a decent amount of speculation in this link but it all fits the evidence nicely.
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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...2&fpart=all is the thread started on 9/21 some days after the story first broke with a good summary of why experienced internet poker players who have examined the evidence (nearly) unanimously agreed this was a case of cheating long before the latest developments.
-More good links and info can be found at
http://www.absolutepokercheats.com/statisticalanalysis (site referenced in op, but there is a lot of other good info here).
-AP has blatantly lied throughout, saying they carried out an investigation and that no cheating occurred. While it remains technically possible AP is really this daft, the far more likely explanation is that they are covering this up.
-P5s has severed advertising links with Absolute as explained in
this post on P5s. In this post, the P5 admin Adam says that he has been on the phone with Absolute and that they are still professing their innocence, even offering Adam access to their "office and systems". Bonus whores (an influential bonus information site) has blacklisted them (see
http://www.bonuswhores.com/blacklisted-sites.php).
Thats all I can think of for now.
Edit: One other important thing from the other thread is that cardplayer has talked to TheWacoKid about doing an interview, and Nat mentioned Bluff will likely write something about this too, which he will get to review.