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You still pass through passport control. There was talk that he was followed around everywhere in Bahamas by the police. Like I said, there are ways to keep s
by 323 4y ago
You still pass through passport control.
There was talk that he was followed around everywhere in Bahamas by the police.
Like I said, there are ways to keep someone on an island without arresting them. Especially in this case, what was he going to do, sue?
- rosnd 4y ago>You still pass through passport control. On a boat? Usually not. Most people island hopping in the Caribbean definitely aren't going through any kind of passport controls. Unless the cops were following him everywhere he went, Bahamas would be one of the easier places to escape.
- acdha 4y agoHow many of those other countries have people who lost money? What are the odds that some of the people he ripped off have very muscular friends who want to have a private chat about repayment timeframes? What are the odds that they know the kind of people you’d need to get fake ID or live undercover?
- jonwachob91 4y agoyou don't need to pass through passport control to get on a boat. You can walk to any beach and get on a dingy that takes you to a larger boat.
- PLenz 4y agoHe was being followed. The minute he boarded a boat the USCG would be enroute with a cutter to intradict and perform a thorough safety inspection in international waters, perfectly in line with their law enforement and maritime safety duties.
- rosnd 4y agoSo, a seaplane then? SBF could presumably even afford to bring in a decent submarine, assuming he hadn't lost access to his money.