Turkish Crypto Manager Condemned To 11,196 Years in Prison
Examiners had requested Thodex manager Faruk Fatih Ozer, 29, to be condemned to 40,562 years in jail for tax evasion, misrepresentation and laying out a criminal association.
Examiners had requested Thodex supervisor Faruk Fatih Ozer, 29, to be condemned to 40,562 years in jail for tax evasion, extortion and laying out a criminal association.
A disgraced Turkish crypto founder who fled to Albania and his two brothers have been sentenced to 11,196 years in jail each, the Anadolu state news agency reported Friday.
"If I somehow managed to lay out a criminal association, I could not have possibly acted so crudely," Anadolu cited Ozer as telling the court.
His two siblings, Serap and Guven, got a similar sentence, which was given late Thursday after a short preliminary, Turkish media reports said.
Turkey is known for giving gigantic jail sentences, which turned out to be more normal after it nullified capital punishment in 2004 to assist its endeavors with joining the European Association.
Ozer was at first answered to have escaped Turkey in April 2021 with $2 billion in financial backer resources, albeit that figure has since been questioned.
Examiners said Ozer had moved 250 million liras in client resources (worth about $30 million at that point) to three mystery accounts when he escaped Turkey in April 2021, with a significant part of the cash winding up in a Malta bank.
The arraignment said the Ozer siblings had made 356 million liras of harm clients altogether.
The case got nearby titles since it matched with a Turkish crypto blast that has since generally died down because of heavier unofficial law.
Turks started going to different cryptographic forms of money as a protection against a profound slide in the worth of the lira that started over a long time back.
Ozer acquired further superstar status in the wake of being envisioned gathering with ultranationalist favorable to government figures.
He was captured keep going year in Albania on a global capture warrant from Interpol.
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