 Specifically, the court questioned whether a unique file uploaded to multiple trackers would result in non-overlapping swarms, or whether any scenario existed where even though the same file was distributed, disjoint swarms arose that would never interact.Due to a lack of evidence, the court ultimately concluded that simply downloading the same copyrighted file was not proof the users identified acted in concert, and therefore could not be combined into a single case.In a related case "Pacific Century International v. Does 1-48", Pacific Century International requested to subpoena the identities of 48 Does for downloading and distributing a copyrighted work, "Amateur Creampies - Farrah (Part 2)", over BitTorrent.