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thanks. who pays if he and the parents skip the US to somewhere from which they're not retrievable, and their house sells for a very presumptive 4 million?
by jjtheblunt 4y ago
thanks. who pays if he and the parents skip the US to somewhere from which they're not retrievable, and their house sells for a very presumptive 4 million?
- svnt 4y agoYou mean when. $4 million is a rounding error in the business he was just in. I guess we pay, somehow.
- eastbound 4y agoWith that level of living, he must have always had a few millions lying around, I wonder how it’s possible to come back to limit expenses to two or three thousand dollars a month, like the rest of us.
- dragonwriter 4y agoSBF and his parents are on the hook for the full amount, two other sureties for lesser amounts. Personally fleeing doesn't really matter, because signing as a bail surety makes the court itself your agent for service of process, and default judgement is automatically available. (They do have to provide a copy of notices at the sureties last known address, but they don't have to actually serve notice on them.) Now, if all the assets of SBF and his sureties are out of reach of the US government, that would be a problem.
- svnt 4y agoWouldn’t be totally out of character for him and his associates to misrepresent their financial standing.