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I was laughing at the courtroom sketches again.
So I decided to use "Transgender Jewish Smeagol" as an AI prompt aaaaand
FTX/Sam Bankman-Fried megathread
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I was laughing at the courtroom sketches again.
So I decided to use "Transgender Jewish Smeagol" as an AI prompt aaaaand
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Comparing this to the Epstein case isn't particulalry good. Sure both members of the tribe engratiated themselves with elites and relied on mostly retarded credentials and references as goes with that caste of people, but Epstein's whole operation was blackmail and letting sick fucks fuck kids. He was probably enjoying the kids too, but Epstein absolutely had a massive black book of blackmail to get what he wanted. When the walls came down on Epstein no one wanted him around, which is why thinking about who killed him is so interesting. Unless Epstein wasn't the ultimate mastermind in that scheme, which is a terrifying thought.
SBF just inadvertently exposed the DNC's money laundering scheme. He won't get murdered in prison, probably won't even blab about shit. He will just get a 30 year conviction probably reduced to 20-25 years and end up walking a free man blacklisted from all the people he ingratiated himself to.
SBF just inadvertently exposed the DNC's money laundering scheme. He won't get murdered in prison, probably won't even blab about shit. He will just get a 30 year conviction probably reduced to 20-25 years and end up walking a free man blacklisted from all the people he ingratiated himself to.
I knew she had no chin from that old photo but holy shit, that fucking thing is receding more than her hairline.
Falcos_Commisar
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BBC News reports that SBF will not face a second trial.
From the looks of it, probably go straight to sentencing to sort out restitution and damages. Whether or not he actually serves a day of that 110 year maximum sentence is up in the air.
Sam Bankman-Fried, who once ran one of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges and is facing decades in jail, will not face another trial, US prosecutors say.
The 31-year-old was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month.
Prosecutors said the "strong public interest" in a resolution of their case against the former billionaire outweighed benefits of a second trial.
He had faced six charges that had been separated from his first trial.
These included campaign finance violations, conspiracy to commit bribery, and conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.
His sentencing has been set for 28 March.
In a letter filed in federal court in Manhattan, prosecutors said that his sentencing will likely include orders of forfeiture and restitution for the victims of his crimes.
Bankman-Fried's conviction in New York on 2 November concluded a stunning fall from grace for the former billionaire, once known as the "King of Crypto".
He was arrested last year after his firm, FTX, went bankrupt.
FTX was once valued at $32bn (£26bn), but when it went bankrupt in November last year $8bn in customer funds was missing.
The jury found him guilty of lying to investors and lenders and stealing billions of dollars from FTX, helping to precipitate its collapse. He was charged with seven counts of fraud and money laundering.
The prosecution presented evidence that Bankman-Fried's crypto trading firm Alameda Research received deposits on behalf of FTX customers from the early days of the exchange, when traditional banks were unwilling to let it open an account.
Instead of safeguarding those funds, as Bankman-Fried repeatedly pledged to do in public, he used the money to repay Alameda lenders, buy property and make investments and political donations.
He had pleaded not guilty to all the charges, maintaining that, while he had made mistakes, he had acted in good faith.
Five of the charges Bankman-Fried was found guilty of carry a maximum prison term of 20 years, with a five-year maximum on the other two charges.
That creates a potential maximum sentence of 110 years. Although it is unlikely the judge will actually impose that, Bankman-Fried is expected to face a sentence lasting decades.
Three of his former close friends and colleagues, including his ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison, pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against him in hopes of reducing their own sentences.
They are to be sentenced at a later date.
The 31-year-old was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month.
Prosecutors said the "strong public interest" in a resolution of their case against the former billionaire outweighed benefits of a second trial.
He had faced six charges that had been separated from his first trial.
These included campaign finance violations, conspiracy to commit bribery, and conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.
His sentencing has been set for 28 March.
In a letter filed in federal court in Manhattan, prosecutors said that his sentencing will likely include orders of forfeiture and restitution for the victims of his crimes.
Bankman-Fried's conviction in New York on 2 November concluded a stunning fall from grace for the former billionaire, once known as the "King of Crypto".
He was arrested last year after his firm, FTX, went bankrupt.
FTX was once valued at $32bn (£26bn), but when it went bankrupt in November last year $8bn in customer funds was missing.
The jury found him guilty of lying to investors and lenders and stealing billions of dollars from FTX, helping to precipitate its collapse. He was charged with seven counts of fraud and money laundering.
The prosecution presented evidence that Bankman-Fried's crypto trading firm Alameda Research received deposits on behalf of FTX customers from the early days of the exchange, when traditional banks were unwilling to let it open an account.
Instead of safeguarding those funds, as Bankman-Fried repeatedly pledged to do in public, he used the money to repay Alameda lenders, buy property and make investments and political donations.
He had pleaded not guilty to all the charges, maintaining that, while he had made mistakes, he had acted in good faith.
Five of the charges Bankman-Fried was found guilty of carry a maximum prison term of 20 years, with a five-year maximum on the other two charges.
That creates a potential maximum sentence of 110 years. Although it is unlikely the judge will actually impose that, Bankman-Fried is expected to face a sentence lasting decades.
Three of his former close friends and colleagues, including his ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison, pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against him in hopes of reducing their own sentences.
They are to be sentenced at a later date.
CowPox
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Epstein was just the face and fall guy for a network of pedophiles which almost certainly still exists.
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109 nations, 110 years.
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Well, looks like he won't face the trial over his illegal political donations that might turn up a lot of evidence about how the Biden campaign was funded and make Sleepy Joe look bad.
Imagine my shock.
Imagine my shock.
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What was that about public interest again?
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The day can't come soon enough for the long nosed tribe
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2024 the election year. Have to clear the deck for manufactured events. What mass shooting or anuddah holocaust can’t have distractions.
ADL and AIPAC and (((NGOs))) are circling the wagons and flexing soft power hard. After losing harvard and control of the social media narrative they’re in panic mode since Weimar Germany turned into a glorious golden dawn and Weimerica is damn close to starting the same.
Remember, goy, who gets to bribe your politicians and (((strong public interest))) gets charges dropped.
Nigger bahamanian authorities haven’t responded to the prosecutors inquiries about bringing the blocked charges, and just so happens that epstein investigating AG was forced to resign btw.
ADL and AIPAC and (((NGOs))) are circling the wagons and flexing soft power hard. After losing harvard and control of the social media narrative they’re in panic mode since Weimar Germany turned into a glorious golden dawn and Weimerica is damn close to starting the same.
Remember, goy, who gets to bribe your politicians and (((strong public interest))) gets charges dropped.
Nigger bahamanian authorities haven’t responded to the prosecutors inquiries about bringing the blocked charges, and just so happens that epstein investigating AG was forced to resign btw.
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I imagine they would have if they decided to look into said activities. He got his ass saved unless he were to start giving interviews again. He is def not the smartest guy.
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i think the time for him to die vanished a long time ago. him being so intertwined explicitly with the party means it will look blatant. And considering tiktok and twitter are out of their hands, pulling a clinton would look obvious to anyone under 60 right now.
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Looks like we're heading straight to this guy getting a reduced sentence, assuming he gets time at all.
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Falcos_Commisar
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Calling it now, 25 years, serving everything concurrently, out in 14 so.
Honestly any prison time is good news and makes me happy.
The show dropped when that idiot from Theranos got prison time AFTER having a sympathy baby.
Lol
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Wake up babe Sam's jail pics just dropped. He looks whipped. And before someone says it, mutt's law etc etc.
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I have a counter-offer: how about 2 years, and you instead run stories kissing his ass so his re-entry into society will go smoothly.
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50 years would be amazing but in all honesty we're probably looking at 20-25 with him being out in 14.
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