Trump agreed to release Russian bitcoin fraud suspect Alexander Vinnik in exchange for Marc Fogel
- The United States will release Alexander Vinnik, a Russian cybercriminal, in exchange for Marc Fogel, who faced a 14-year sentence for possessing medical marijuana.
- Alexander Vinnik operated a criminal cryptocurrency exchange, BTC-e, which laundered over $4 billion from 2011 to 2017, according to Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A. Polite, Jr.
- Marc Fogel expressed gratitude upon returning, stating, 'I feel like the luckiest man on Earth right now,' and praised President Donald Trump as a hero.
- Fogel's mother, Malphine, supported his release and relied on her faith during his detention, stating, 'Sometimes, there's nowhere to go except on your knees.
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