Man Who Tied Woman Up and Stole $3B in BTCUSD Arrested
A man who took $3 billion in bitcoin during a savage burglary has been captured — 7,000 miles from where the supposed wrongdoing occurred.
The man is blamed for breaking into a home in California, binds up a lady with conduit tape, and moving millions from her record.
The 31-year-old supposedly wore ski goggles, a hood and gloves during the bold assault. Investigators say he took steps to torment the casualty with a blade — and utilized an iPad staying nearby his neck to give guidelines.
The man in this way escaped to Taiwan after the robbery in March, with American specialists finding him and making a trip there to keep him.
At the hour of his capture, he was found with $18,000 in real money — close by a tablet, PC, crypto wallets and extra proof of his wrongdoings.
He is currently back in San Francisco where he has to deal with penalties of first-degree private robbery, seizing for payment and criminal dangers — and stayed quiet when stood up to by correspondents at the air terminal.
The man is blamed for breaking into a home in California, binds up a lady with conduit tape, and moving millions from her record.
The 31-year-old supposedly wore ski goggles, a hood and gloves during the bold assault. Investigators say he took steps to torment the casualty with a blade — and utilized an iPad staying nearby his neck to give guidelines.
The man in this way escaped to Taiwan after the robbery in March, with American specialists finding him and making a trip there to keep him.
At the hour of his capture, he was found with $18,000 in real money — close by a tablet, PC, crypto wallets and extra proof of his wrongdoings.
He is currently back in San Francisco where he has to deal with penalties of first-degree private robbery, seizing for payment and criminal dangers — and stayed quiet when stood up to by correspondents at the air terminal.
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