The Manhattan big ju judge has indicted one of two men allegedly involved in the famous temptation of Italian crypto investors and torture cases.
32-year-old William Duplesey officially charged a conspiracy to extract Bitcoin from an unknown victim on Friday, on suspicion of lure, assault, illegal imprisonment and involvement in possession of weapons, by weeks of violent coercion. Associated Press Report.
Duplessie, along with 37-year-old John Woeltz, has been accused of luring the victim into a townhouse in Soho on May 6 by threatening to kill the victim’s family.
The two were like that It was officially charged last weekWoeltz was denied bail after demanding the release of a $2 million bond on Thursday.
At the hearing, Woeltz’s lawyers cited the client’s criminal history, philosophy degree, and lack of professional achievement. Report from Associated Press.
“He’s been extremely successful in the world of technology,” Wayne Gosnell, president of Waltz, said at the hearing.
Waltz, who did not appear in court, “was willing to fight this case,” the lawyer told a Manhattan judge.
Duplessia I surrendered Last Tuesday, Manhattan Police Department, a third individual, Beatrice Foulch, was arrested and charged with first-degree lure and illegal imprisonment. Folchi was released until further investigation was pending.
Duplessie requested a $1 million bail but was denied due to the severity of the incident. The indictments of Duplessie and Woeltz will remain sealed until June 11th due to their arrest.
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The victim, identified as a 28-year-old Italian citizen, was reportedly taken prisoner for 17 days.
Woeltz and Duplessie torture the victim with electric wires, and the victim had to smoke cocaine from the crack pipe, and, in some cases, hang the victim from the high staircase of five stories.
The invitations were ordered on the morning of May 23rd. After the pistol was allegedly foamed by Waltz, the victims thought they were shot and pretended to agree to give up their password. Washington Post Report.
The victim was able to hurry downstairs to a nearby street while the prisoners went to retrieve the laptop from another room.
Disturbed, bloody and barefoot, the victim immediately sought help from a traffic enforcement officer on the corner of Mulberry Street.
Police later searched the townhouse and found saws, cocaine, interest rates, body armor, night vision goggles, ballistic helmets and ammunition.
It was also discovered that he saw a photo of the victim’s Polaroid with a gun on his head and a shirt showing the victim in a cocaine pipe. ABC News Report.
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