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John McAfee · archived post

Reply to @LucciCrypto

@LucciCrypto @flex2264 @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 The SEC has no criminal authority. It's purely civil. They can still seriously ruin my life through subpoenas, depositions and keeping me in court forever, so I don't intend to ever be engaged by them. But it is not a DOJ or FBI matter. They could care less.

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.@gemcrypto and @paradigm2070, the top conspirators in the theft of over $62 mil in tokens from us, are trying to unload the stolen tokens. They are using https://t.co/Sed3yk0Nmg and HitBTC. Nearly every other exchange is cooperating with us. Why these 2? Are they also involved? https://t.co/w5wsKAIOJA

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Reply to @SalameSandwich

@SalameSandwich @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 I know

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Reply to @PilotDave3

@PilotDave3 @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 True

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Reply to @comehangwith

@comehangwith @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 That it is

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Reply to @flex2264

@flex2264 @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 We've been privately working with FBI friends and local authorities. We have not yet officially filed a formal complaint. If possible, I don't want to see people in prison. Applying social pressure to the perpetrators may help. Without their cooperation they will do serious time.

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Reply to @GIANYCoin

@GIANYCoin @SalameSandwich @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 Surely, no one can be stupid enough to just dig in their heels forever? When formal charges are filed, they'll be older than I am now when they get out of prison. Is anyone really that stupid?

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Reply to @JayPizzle88

@JayPizzle88 @Paradigm2070 @GemCrypto We have the documentation. It is clear. We filed formal charges against an unnamed accomplice who will soon be arrested. That part is in the hands of the authorities. Luke is young, and I am keen on keeping him from returning to prison. I hired him while he was on parole. Mistake

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Reply to @TruthRaiderHQ

@TruthRaiderHQ @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 I wish it was a joke

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@sunscorpio81 @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 Yes

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Reply to @Bit_Reckless

@NickLTC @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 My security is not responsible for any financial issues, or thefts, or any other non safety related issues. They are responsible for my physical safety, a job they have performed well for many years.

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@BryceLe37714874 @NickLTC @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 It would be a more intelligent question, if the question was "How did my auditors fail?"

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Reply to @crypto_mikhail

@crypto_mikhail @GemCrypto @Paradigm2070 100% certain. Jimmy Watson, my CEO, lost more than anyone in the theft. He's had a team of auditors trackng this for two weeks. He will publish a short statement this afternoon. Both people were caught last week trying to cut a deal with a well known exchange to dump everyrhing.

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