A man accused of stealing the sex.com Web site and making millions of dollars from it was arrested by Mexican authorities last week. Stephen Michael Cohen was taken into custody as he applied for a work permit and turned over to U.S. authorities, said a spokeswoman for the Marshals Service. The lucrative Web site primarily hosts ads for other sex-related sites. Gary Kremen, who fought Cohen for years over the sex.com site, said he spent $4.5 million in legal fees trying to regain control of it.
October 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A man accused of stealing a pornographic Web site and making millions of dollars from it was arrested by Mexican authorities.
Stephen Michael Cohen, 57, was taken into custody Thursday as he applied for a work permit and was turned over to U.S. authorities, said Tania Tyler, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Marshals Service, which tracks down fugitives.
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