It seems that a member of the board of directors of Hewlett-Packard Co. leaked some confidential information to the media and the company didn't like it.
So they authorized an investigation which including "pretexting", which in this case is claiming to be someone else in an effort to get that person's calling records from the phone company.
The state Attorney General's office is involved, but some experts say the state will have a hard time proving if any California law was broken.
The case is confusing to many, so read the latest from the Los Angeles Times.
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