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@lil sophie wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

@lil sophie  Care to clarify why you feel "sad" about this fraudster & scammer?


 

Okay, I will.  What if he was your son?  My sympathy goes to his parents.


@lil sophie   After I got finished w/him, 25 yrs in prison would be a luxury paradise vacation.

 

As for his parents, I gather you are not aware of the various civil lawsuits against them?  Alleges they helped run their son's crypto empire.

 

 

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This guy had to be intelligent to run such a scheme and dupe so many people. It's a shame he didn't use his drive and intelligence to succeed honestly. He could have.

 

But, he reeks of antisocial personality disorder. Not hearing any heartfelt remorse, which is typical of such individuals.

 

He got what he deserved. Not sorry, or sad for him. He knew what he was doing. Sad for those who loved and cared for him and didn't know what he was up to. It was probably a shocker for many of them, or maybe it wasn't. 

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He may look like "the boy next door" dressed in his nice suit, but he's no better than any other common thief.  Worse than many as he badly victimized so many people.

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@lil sophie wrote:

He gets 25 years for fraud - so sad for such a young man to end up as

 

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@lil sophie 

 

I'm surprised he got such a light sentence.  He's this generation's Bernie Madoff.  

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And, apparently, not in the least bit contrite...      di

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@Mz iMac wrote:

@lil sophie wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

@lil sophie  Care to clarify why you feel "sad" about this fraudster & scammer?


 

Okay, I will.  What if he was your son?  My sympathy goes to his parents.


@lil sophie   After I got finished w/him, 25 yrs in prison would be a luxury paradise vacation.

 

As for his parents, I gather you are not aware of the various civil lawsuits against them?  Alleges they helped run their son's crypto empire.

 

 


How sweet the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.😒

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Twenty-five years is all he got.  He'll be 57 when he gets out of jail, plenty young enough to do more damage.  

 

I wonder if he'll have to shave his head, as inmates often do.

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@lil sophie wrote:

@lil sophie wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

@lil sophie  Care to clarify why you feel "sad" about this fraudster & scammer?


 

Okay, I will.  What if he was your son?  My sympathy goes to his parents.

 

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Yes, his parents Bankman and Fried are sorry that Sam is no longer around to funnel money to them.  Well, at least not for the next twenty-five years.

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What's sad is that people were so greedy that they fell for Bankman-Fried's scam, and he took advantage of that. I wouldn't have trusted him from the beginning. 

 

BTW if it were my son I would disown him. 

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Another promising young man🙄

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