Richard Heart caught with his pants down during arrest, report
Turkish media shared images of Hex founder Richard Heart, apparently naked from the waist down, during his arrest in Istanbul.
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Richard Heart arrested in Turkey almost 2 years after Interpol red notice
Hex founder Richard Heart was reportedly arrested in Istanbul in a raid that saw three handguns, four rifles, and millions in cash seized.
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Richard Heart allegedly funnels $500M in ETH through Tornado Cash
It's alleged that wallets benefiting from the launch of Heart's HEX, Pulsechain, and/or PulseX are mixing over $500M dollars worth of ETH.
Richard Heart pokes MakerDAO to ‘do the funniest thing’ and rug-pull
The decentralization of MakerDAO is again under scrutiny after a copy of its DAI stablecoin failed to maintain its $1 peg on Pulsechain.
Richard Heart is still a fugitive, despite dismissal of SEC case
HEX founder Richard Heart scored a victory on Friday when a US judge dismissed the SEC’s suit against him, but he is still wanted in Finland.
There were always signs that Richard Heart would become a fugitive
Richard Heart is now an international fugitive and listed among Europe's Most Wanted. But the warning signs have been there for years.
Have Finnish police seized Richard Heart’s Rolex watches?
Finnish police have seized a collection of luxury watches that closely match the descriptions of those worn by Heart on his YouTube channel.
Richard Heart tells court full of US investors that HEX wasn’t aimed at them
Heart’s lawyers asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit against him entirely because, in Heart's view, the SEC lacks jurisdiction over him.
Finland wants to detain Richard Heart, alleges millions in unpaid taxes
Richard Heart is suspected of owing tax in Finland after the country's tax administration found his returns did not match its assessment.
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Richard Heart intentionally stole from Hexicans says SEC
The SEC has reiterated its allegation that Richard Heart knowingly stole investors' funds to buy watches, cars, and other luxury goods.