Quadriga wallets finally opened - $137M gone

[DonJuan]

Lol my bad
I thought it was some sort of new bitocoin variant.

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yeah, i heard that development east of chestemere is on fire!

Totally lit and on fyre. Just like his acting career it probably went up in flames.

[D'z Nutz]

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Totally lit and on fyre. Just like his acting career it probably went up in flames.

Hahaha you're a savage MB

[ExtraSlow]

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Hahaha you're a savage MB

He's paid for that right.

[Kobe]

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This is kind of awesome, one day it's going to be a Netflix movie.

I think Mt.Gox was bigger - not sure nobody died they just stole the coins haha..

[Gman.45]

I wonder if his wife has been in contact with him at all - L/E and intel agencies have tech that'll pick up your voiceprint with even greater accuracy than your fingerprints, and "they" monitor every form of electronic comms on the planet. Unless the wife and this guy had a falling out before this potential fake suicide, it'd be pretty difficult for a husband and wife to have absolutely no contact whatsoever, especially with the thing under a spotlight right now. At the very least I bet they have traps on all her phones are are using the declassified stuff to monitor her locations for prepaid/dummy phones.

Another thing - Crohn's disease is a chronic illness, and while people do die from it's long term effects, IMO I don't think there are many cases of it becoming acute all of a sudden and just killing you, after you were healthy enough to travel just a week and a half prior. I have SLE/Lupus, which was initially misdiagnosed as crohn's for nearly 1/2 a year, and I spent a lot of time researching it myself, and while SLE is in the rheumatoid family of diseases, it can have many similarities to Crohn's. Again, there have been a very, very few isolated cases where undiagnosed and especially untreated Crohn's has resulted in major intestinal problems that have led to death, but it's incredibly rare. Infections from cancer do to Chron's is by far the most frequent cause of death, and again, even that is exceptionally rare. There were no indications or mentions of this yahoo having cancer.

It won't surprise me at all if this Gerald shows up alive sooner than later, somebody will know something IF he is alive.

[Misterman]

I wouldn't be surprised if someone found out how to get the wallet keys from him, and then got him off'd.

[ZenOps]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...iga-ceo-s-body

Rare event for Canada, exhumation request. Aaaannnnd its gone?

[CompletelyNumb]

Well that should be interesting.

Crazy story from the get go. Two prolific scammers, one with a history of fraud and money laundering, open an exchange and do billions in transactions. They are reported to authorities, and nothing is ever done. Multiple name changes over the years. No paperwork done. No taxes files by the CEO. Then he dies and all the money is missing? lol

I have no doubt that someone took the cash.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Just imagine if that's not his body in there haha, it would be fucking wild.

[Disoblige]

Kinda hope its not his body in there for the lulz and glimmer of hope victims get their money back.

[ExtraSlow]

It's de Guzman

[Xtrema]

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Hahaha you're a savage MB

Where is MB these days?