Sam Bankman-Fried May Have Tried to Influence Witness Testimony: Prosecutors
By reaching out to the FTX US general counsel through Signal, Sam Bankman-Fried may have tried to influence a potential witness testimonyor to intimidate them into not testifying at allclaim...
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