The Victim in the Mr. Pips Case Recounts Being Attacked at His Home by 20 Thugs and Having to Flee Abroad.
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After hearing the defendants' testimonies, many victims stood up to protest, claiming they were threatened and coerced into paying more money to "rescue their capital." In one case, after discovering their accounts had been tampered with and reporting it to the company, Mr. Hunter sent dozens of thugs to their homes to threaten them.
Investors involved in the Mr. Pips case said they not only lost money but were also assaulted at their homes by dozens of thugs, forcing them to flee abroad. One person, upon seeing the defendant in court, collapsed from overwhelming grief and anger.
A victim in the Mr Pips case was allegedly assaulted by a security team when he came to claim money, and then 20 people came to her door threatening her face because she had spoken out to denounce the scam.
As Mr. Pips finished his testimony, a female victim raised her hand to speak, claiming she had video evidence proving her investment account had been tampered with, resulting in automated trading orders that caused her to lose $138,000 in two nights. She also recounted being threatened at her home by 20 people and having to flee the country for many years.
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