Apple and the company's CEO, Steve Jobs, were directly involved in instigating the case which led to a raid on Gizmodo editor Jason Chen's home, an unsealed warrant reveals. On April 19th, Jobs personally contacted another Gizmodo editor, Brian Lam, and asked for the prototype's return. Lam refused without a letter acknowledging the iPhone's authenticity, citing a need to more aggressively pursue stories given poor cooperation from Apple PR in matters like the iPad launch. A day later, Apple lawyers and executives are said to have met with
