And they keep bringing this Dick back on the show:

According to the latest blog by Andy Dehnart at TheDailyBeast.com, Survivor
Villain Russell Hantz had given results of Survivor Seasons 19 and 20 to message
board poster, Jim Early, for the purpose leaking spoilers to the internet.
Survivor fan Jim Early was sued late 2010 by Survivor Creator Mark Burnett's
company DJB Inc. for "misappropriation of trade secrets" and "tortious
interference with contract." The lawsuit was dropped in January 2011 when Early
gave up the identity of his Survivor spoiler source... Russell Hantz.
Andy Dehnart reports:
• Mark Burnett Productions and CBS sued Early for successfully spoiling
Seasons 19 and 20.
• Early began talking to Russell Hantz on the phone, who would tease
information. Once Hantz saw the attention the information got on the Survivor
Sucks message boards, Early said, “he just started coming out and telling me
what happened: who was leaving, who won challenges."
• The Survivor cast members’ contract states that contestants may not reveal
"the elimination of contestants and the selection of any winner." The penalty
for doing so is "liquidated damages" of $5 million.
• Lawyers, according to Early, were less interested in him that where he had
gotten the information. "I gave him an email from Russell spoiling something,”
Early said. “They were very happy to get that email, and I have many, many
more."
• An email message provided to The Daily Beast by Early that he says is from
Hantz identifies the elimination order of two Survivor Samoa contestants, while
another message says Hantz will call Early with accurate information about the
show.
• Early told The Daily Beast that he gave up Hantz and is talking about him
now "because of his attitude about the whole thing, and because Russell tried to
implicate another player, an innocent player, who wasn't giving
information."
The implicated player in question was Shannon Elkins of Survivor
Nicaragua.
We here at RealityGeek are curious if Russell can play any of his "immunity
idols" in court?
Credit: Andy Dehnart and Click here for more on this developing story... TheDailyBeast.com