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Seems to be a little bit of doubt though: > Much of what he has told the Garda has been supported by a range of witnesses, including those who cleared his hous
by capableweb 7y ago
Seems to be a little bit of doubt though:
> Much of what he has told the Garda has been supported by a range of witnesses, including those who cleared his house, his landlord and others who helped him break up his bitcoin fortune into 12 accounts. Garda believe he has genuinely lost the codes for the accounts
But if they are in on the reward, they might just help corroborate his story in order to get a piece. Who knows?
- 4rt 7y agothey've corroborated that he owned a fishing rod which was disposed of. even assuming the codes were stored there he could have 10 other copies of the same in other places and how would anybody know. they could be encoded in a simple way to make them unrecognisable and unusable to anybody but him.
- 1000units 7y agoIf he had disposed of any napkins in that timeframe they may contain the secret data as well.
- TwoBit 7y agoNo way would he be stupid enough to have these only on a single sheet of paper. Surely he considered the possibility of a fire, for example. And just because witnesses seem to think something only shows that he did the right thing with respect to them too. I might leave as much as $300 with a sheet of paper, but not $50M+.
- jacques_chester 7y agoThere's no intelligence test required to become a criminal.
- ur-whale 7y agoHe sells weed so he's a criminal?