27-Year-Old Missouri Man Admits Role In Failed Bitcoin Kidnapping Plot
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Cryptocurrency News | Cryptocurrency Prices | Market Cap27-Year-Old Missouri Man Admits Role In Failed Bitcoin Kidnapping Plot
A St. Louis man has admitted his part in a violent scheme to steal bitcoin from a Connecticut family. Martel Williams, 27, pleaded guilty Monday in federal court in Hartford to conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery, commonly called Hobbs Act robbery. The charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. U.S. Attorney David X. Sullivan announced the plea. The plot began in August 2024. Prosecutors say the people coordinating th…
Key points of the 27-year-old news Martel Williams pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit a cryptocurrencies robbery against a man linked to a major Bitcoin robbery. The group watched the target in Connecticut in August 2024 before abandoning the plan for fear that security cameras might be used to... Read more
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