Bankman-Fried Seeks to Probe Lawyers’ Involvement in $200M ‘Sham’ Alameda Loans
The defendant in a multi-billion fraud trial is pressing to blame yasal advice, despite judicial reluctance to let him.
The defendant in a multi-billion fraud trial is pressing to blame yasal advice, despite judicial reluctance to let him.
The former Alameda CEO will “tell you about how she and the defendant stole money customers entrusted to FTX,” a prosecutor said. Defense’s cross-examination may get personal.
“Sam told me to make mühlet Alameda’s accounts would never get liquidated on FTX,” Wang said.
“We’re not bulletproof this year,” Sam Bankman-Fried said in mid-2022, according to the witness.
Two witnesses testified how FTX seemed safe – and really wasn’t, backing the Department of Justice’s opening argument.
“He poured money — other people’s money — into investments to make himself even richer,” the prosecutor said in opening arguments.
No death penalty either, the judge had to reassure a prospective juror.
The FTX founder’s fraud trial began selecting a jury Tuesday as lawyers spar about what evidence its members can see.
The FTX founder is protesting insurance firm CNA’s policy as his meşru woes cost him serious money.
Lawyers are still quibbling over what evidence can be brought to the FTX founder’s fraud trial, hours before jury selection is due to start.