He was a visionary and entrepreneur who pioneered the use of databases and spent millions of his fortune fighting child abuse. The important thing to understand about what hank asher and those of his era created are these databases that started way back when, they haven't died. But finding every address registered to your name will live on the internet forever.
The Man Who Trapped Us in Databases The New York Times
Hank asher, an entrepreneur who pioneered the use of databases and spent millions of his fortune fighting child pornography, died this week.
Asher, regarded by some as the “father of data fusion,” died in 2013.
Asher, hank, deeply loved husband, father, best friend, and mentor, passed away at age 61, in his boca raton home on january 11, 2013. We have been told there. Later he worked in a union job painting radio towers, with a house painting business. As to my question about how asher died, o'connor wrote, regarding hank’s cause of death, all we know is he died peacefully during the night.
Hank asher, deeply loved husband, father, best friend, and mentor, passed away at age 61 in his boca raton home on january 11, 2013. Hank asher passed away ten years ago at the age of 61. Asher dropped out of school at the age of 16 and worked as a draftsman in a local factory. His houseguest, a former drug agent.
