Judge Orders Bitcoin Wallet Returned to Canadian Killer’s Family
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Judge Orders Bitcoin Wallet Returned to Canadian Killer’s Family
TL;DR A Nova Scotia judge ordered a laptop holding William Sandeson’s Bitcoin wallet returned after prosecutors failed to link it directly to Taylor Samson’s murder. The wallet’s value remains disputed, ranging from C$8,000 to over C$200,000, while the court did not determine its exact Bitcoin...
Key points of the news: A judge from Nova Scotia ordered Sandeson's family to be returned to Bitcoin's Wallet laptop by not proving a link to the murder. Wallet was valued at between C$8,000 and over C$200,000, without the court determining its exact balance in Bitcoin during the trial. The judge was... Read more
A judge ordered that a Bitcoin wallet be returned to the family of a convicted Canadian killer. The information available does not detail the reason for the decision or the characteristics of the wallet.
Killer’s Bitcoin returns to his family after four years of victim’s relatives trying to freeze it
A Nova Scotia judge has ordered a laptop holding convicted killer William Sandeson’s Bitcoin wallet returned to his family. The judge found that prosecutors did not prove the Bitcoin was linked to the 2015 murder of Taylor Samson. Why would a judge order a killer’s Bitcoin to be returned? Justice John Bodurtha decided on Tuesday...
A ruling from the Nova Scotia Supreme Court has shifted the stance for Bitcoin (BTC) in a case that has spent the last decade in the Canadian courts…
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