The internet was still in its infancy when John F. Coburn went to prison in 1991.
Video cassette recorders or VCRs were still popular. CDs were just beginning to replace cassette tapes and movies were still rented at brick-and-mortar stores like Blockbuster.
A lot changed in the 32 years Coburn
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