SBF told to prep his case in jail while another FTX exec pleads guilty
Bankman-Fried must remain in jail after his $250 million bail was revoked last month amid claims that he had interfered with witnesses.
Bankman-Fried must remain in jail after his $250 million bail was revoked last month amid claims that he had interfered with witnesses.
Up to seven of Bankman-Fried’s friends and former colleagues may be asked to testify about campaign finance laws, FTX, and Alameda Research.
Prisoners like SBF may be second-class citizens but while the purpose of prison shouldn’t be forgotten, it’s vital standards are maintained.
Ties between the billionaires accused of fraud, Bankman-Fried and Lewis, are found through Deltec Bank owner Jean Chalopin.
Former Alameda chief Caroline Ellison told employees that Sam Bankman-Fried made the decision to use customer funds, a recording reveals.