Prosecution in SBF Trial Reveal Telling Twitter Messages from Bankman-Fried
The prosecution in Sam Bankman-Fried's landmark fraud case revealed several telling messages the fallen crypto founder had via direct messaging on Twitter. The prosecution called investigative analyst for the Southern Di...
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The prosecution called investigative analyst for the Southern District of New York, Shamel Medrano, to the witness stand, where he was presented with a number of incriminating messages Bankman-Fried wrote to Vox journalist, Kelsey Piper, on Twitter shortly after FTX collapsed....
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