he didnt even take it ,it was voluntarily given to him
There's no difference. If you walk into a candy store and say "I'd like a Hershey's bar" and he hands it to you and you walk out with it without paying, it's still theft. The "it was voluntarily given to me" argument won't fly.
he never said it was risk free either or did he ?
It wouldn't matter. No risks were disclosed. Certainly it was never disclosed that there was a risk that he would just walk off with everyone's money and that was a risk his lenders had to accept as a legitimate investment risk.
If I hire someone to clean my house and he steals my jewelry, can he argue "I never said there was no risk I would steal. When you hire someone to work in your house, you willingly take the risk they might steal from you." Sorry, that fails the giggle test.
it might not even be a police issue ,more like a civil matter
if you loan someone something and they dont pay back its
probably tough shit
If someone borrows money with no intent of repaying it or solicits investment with no intent to actually invest it, that's a criminal matter. (Also civil, but definitely criminal.)
nobody has a contract or witnesses or even a proper identity
and so far ive seen about 3 guys that people think is Pirate
That's true. We'll have to see if anyone, private or government, cares enough to investigate.
pretty well executed crime by the looks of things and will probably
get messy if pirate fcuks everyone and splits with the money
I got lots of popcorn.
