• Re: Sam Bankman-Fried found 'chilling' in JFK airport lounge on $250M b

    From Ripped off@21:1/5 to governor.swill@gmail.com on Mon Dec 26 14:27:30 2022
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    In article <XnsAD28BCD5ACE65gda@95.216.243.224>
    governor.swill@gmail.com wrote:

    This mother fucker needs to fall out of an airplane.


    Based on the pictures, crypto community members confirmed that
    SBF’s location was the Greenwich (Business Class) lounge in
    American Airlines’ Terminal 8.

    The momentary arrest of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF)
    can be attributed to the efforts taken by the crypto community
    to aid investigations and track down the whereabouts of the
    infamous entrepreneur. While SBF eventually escaped prison time
    via a $250 million bail bond, the community continues to monitor
    his every move publicly.

    Just three days after being released on a personal recognizance
    bond, a crypto community member allegedly spotted SBF “chilling”
    in a John F. Kennedy International Airport lounge. The
    supporting images were shared on Twitter by litcapital, which
    shows SBF sitting on a lounge chair with access to a laptop and
    mobile phone.

    Based on the pictures, other community members confirmed that
    SBF’s location was the Greenwich (Business Class) lounge in
    American Airlines’ Terminal 8. According to the primary source,
    SBF was accompanied by his parents, FBI agents and lawyers.

    Subsequent images showed SBF on an American Airlines flight
    disguised with a beanie and seated next to a suited executive.

    The images reignited discussions around how SBF told Maxine
    Waters, chair of the United States House Financial Services
    Committee, that he had no access to his personal or professional
    data despite having access to his laptop and mobile device.

    Moreover, some also wondered how SBF was able to afford the
    business-class tickets amid FTX’s bankruptcy proceedings. “Great
    to see customer funds are still being put to good use!” said a
    community member.

    Related: Judge pulls out of SBF-FTX case citing husband's law
    firm's advisory link

    A recent court filing revealed that defunct crypto exchange FTX
    paid a retainer of $12 million to Sullivan & Cromwell LLP (S&C)
    right before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

    Since Aug. 26, 2022, FTX made payments worth nearly $3.5 million
    to S&C to avail their legal services.

    <https://cointelegraph.com/news/sam-bankman-fried-found-chilling- in-jfk-airport-lounge-on-250m-bail-bond>

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