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How ‘DinkDonk’ brought down Australia’s self-proclaimed Wolf of Wall Street

The court said D'Amore used dead drops, false abalone-fishing records and company accounts to move cash into bitcoin for a heroin trafficker.

Fallen finance chief Stavro D’Amore agreed to help a Sydney-based drug trafficker launder $75 million, picking up cash in sports bags and claiming it was the funds of abalone fishing.

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How ‘DinkDonk’ brought down Australia’s self-proclaimed Wolf of Wall Street

Fallen finance chief Stavro D’Amore agreed to help a Sydney-based drug trafficker launder $75 million, picking up cash in sports bags and claiming it was the funds of abalone fishing.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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