Wow! So his claim in the other indictment wasn't just a silly negotiating tactic. And he admitted his involvement to another person solely to try to save a few bitcoins when he allegedly had $80 million worth in his account! An amount so large that he would be lucky to be able to launder even a tiny fraction (even if he bought a car wash or laser tag arena).
This guy has been watching too many TV shows. He's actually lucky he got caught before he was on the receiving end of violent antics like his. The Walter Whites of the real world don't have a life full of adventures outsmarting criminals and staying one step ahead of the cops. They live desperately on edge until they make a small misstep that gets them thrown in prison or killed.
This guy has been watching too many TV shows. He's actually lucky he got caught before he was on the receiving end of violent antics like his. The Walter Whites of the real world don't have a life full of adventures outsmarting criminals and staying one step ahead of the cops. They live desperately on edge until they make a small misstep that gets them thrown in prison or killed.