92 year old WWII vet is DVD bootlegger who sent 300,000 pirated discs to US troops : photo: Todd Heisler/The New York Times The New York Times has a profile of Long Island resident Hyman Strachman , "a 92-year-old, 5-foot-5 World War II veteran trying to stay busy after the death of his wife." He is one of the world's most prolific movie bootleggers, and has shipped hundreds of thousands of discs to US troops stationed overseas, at great personal expense. The man doesn't exactly fit the MPAA's pirate stereotype, in age, appearance, or motivation. Better still, who helped him distribute the copied DVDs to soldiers? Army chaplains. Snip: “It’s not the right thing to do, but I did it,” Mr. Strachman said, acknowledging that his actions violated copyright law. “If I were younger,” he added, “maybe I’d be spending time in the hoosegow.” And of course you want to know what the MPAA says about the nonagenarian widower megapirate! Howard Gantman, a spok...