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And he has been and continues to make fun of the investigators, publicly mocking investigators and sending small amounts from the fraudulent wallets to investig
by aryan14 8mo ago
And he has been and continues to make fun of the investigators, publicly mocking investigators and sending small amounts from the fraudulent wallets to investigators.
Crazy world
- grugagag 8mo agoHe’s reaping what he saw. Things aren’t looking good for him nor his father, a lesson both of them will painfully learn from. Father career is possibly over.
- lostlogin 8mo ago> Things aren’t looking good for him nor his father, a lesson both of them will painfully learn from You’re a hell of an optimist. I’d say that it’s just as likely that the pardon sharpie is being readied, just as soon as the super PAC donation clears.
- paulpauper 8mo agoPut it into Trump's coin as a donation
- jLaForest 8mo agoTrump already rug pulled
- kevin_thibedeau 8mo agoBribes are $3M cash. He's good.
- paulpauper 8mo agowhy would that make a difference
- lupire 8mo agoX can't bribe Y by buying Z that Y has no interest in.
- londons_explore 8mo ago> Father career is possibly over. Plenty of people would happily flush their career down the drain to run away with their family and $90M
- tartoran 8mo agoI guess so but what about when you get caught and get nothing?
- knowitnone3 8mo agoif you get caught. just saw a video on a couple who stole a Brinks armor car; disappeared into Europe with new identities; never caught until female turned herself in. Not everybody gets caught.
- lupire 8mo agoIs that same or different from the gang who robbed an armored car for about $100M worth of goods, and ICE stopped the prosecution and deported one of the robbers, before the stolen goods were recovered?
- wmf 8mo agoDifferent cases. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna9766179 https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna9766179 vs https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/immigration-officials-allow-suspect-100m-jewelry-heist-self-deport-avo-rcna255356 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/immigration-officials-a...
- tartoran 8mo agoSure, if you get caught. It's a huge risk though..
- lazide 8mo agoJust like many people are optimists in thinking criminals will get consequences, criminals are often optimists in thinking they won’t get consequences. Both have cherry-picked their life experiences to support this view.
- paulpauper 8mo agothe feds haven't even acknowledged there was a theft. it's possible they still don't know or somehow don't have the evidence to bring charges
- caminante 8mo agoOr this is a false accusation. I don't have the knowledge to sanity check the claims, but I would've figured someone would be getting rolled by now. I recall that the dad was scrubbing socials along with the son, but that could be token harassment.
- big_youth 8mo agoThey did something, how else could the son flex watches worth 6 figures.
- caminante 8mo agoLikely? Yes. Watches? You can also be right. Though, I don't think you need $90 million to spend <$1 million on a watch to splurge.
- cucumber3732842 8mo agoYou can rent anything.
- wmf 8mo agoThe feds won't say anything until after they arrest the father and son. Obviously there is an investigation going on but it takes more than a few days.
- bayarearefugee 8mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_granted_executive_clemency_in_the_second_Trump_presidency https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_granted_executi... Pretty sure they'll both be fine as long as they still have access to that money.
- jongjong 8mo agoHe and his son should be in jail. This is criminal; whether it's theft or criminal negligence.
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- duxup 8mo agoIf he "invests" some of his funds ... could get a pardon.
- knowitnone3 8mo ago[flagged]
- inlined 8mo agoTbf, accepting a pardon is legally admitting guilt per SCOTUS and disgorgement would allow the funds to be sized
- avaer 8mo agoIn theory. Do you really think that would happen in the current ecosystem?
- duxup 8mo agoEven "better", Trump can extort more ...
- trhway 8mo agoDr. Fauchi pardon comes to mind. I doubt that his accepting of pardon was an admission of guilt. He wasn't even charged, so how can he admit the guilt? And i think that similar preemptive pardon here, without charge and thus any guilt admission, wouldn't allow the fund seizure.
- SV_BubbleTime 8mo ago[flagged]
- tbossanova 8mo agoOh thats crazy about Fauzi lying under oath! Do you have a link in case I need to back this up
- laughing_man 8mo agoThe one thing the government will not tolerate is embarrassment. There's no way he avoids a long prison sentence.