Topic: labcoin lawsuit - page 9. (Read 87582 times)

thanks virtualspade

Thanks for the update vs.. Great work

Thanks for the update vs

Hello everyone,

Here is the update about the case that so many people have been waiting for.

In Italy is now pending a criminal investigation against Alberto Armandi for the facts pertaining the Labcoin operation.

Fabrizio and Alessia Tatti's position in the case is under scrutiny by investigating authorities.

Since we filed the complaint our lawyer has had one meeting with the Public Attorney associate head office and one phone meeting with the police officer handling the investigation.

At the first meeting Public Attorney Office got interested in the matter and stated that they will do a thorough investigation, he also gave us free hands to call upon the police officer who handles the case with any new information we may stumble upon.

In the second meeting over the phone, the Police confirmed that our assertions contained into the criminal complaint has been confirmed, and stated that Alberto is currently living abroad.

The Police have asked us to help them in tracking Albertos activities on the internet, so everyone keep your eyes open for any posts or other activities that Alberto does, please contact me with any information you may have.

You can contact me here on the forum or at a this gmail address: labcoin.scam at gmail.com

Thank you for your support,

virtualspade

Thanks for the update.

See BFL/Avalon/Hashfast/etc, that's not so hard, is it?

Hello CHAO,

Sorry to keep you waiting for a answer, there has been some developments in the case, however we are still not going public with the details.

So everyone just hold on, when we are going public with the details, this will be the first place I'll post about it.

Is there any news on labcoin lawsuit?

I purchased only 0.1BTC worth of LabCoin shares.
I was at the time, smart enough to put my coin in ActiveMining.... funny how all this shook down and they're both scammers.


Pathetic.

Hello NyantodaMoon,

I have chosen not to disclose the details of the case to any third party at the moment.

I hope you can understand the reason for this.

Let us know if you need any help! Many thanks for virtualspade for all your efforts

Looks like we gonna have another one lawsuit between two members of the community 

virtualspade,any updates?

Oh, I read very well..even between the lines. Do you?  

You on the other hand seem to have learned to read and write, but lack on the intelligence side of the matter. Use your brain a little and you might see what I was trying to do with this thread.

Cheers.

Ok we know you can write.
Can you also read, I guess?

Has this thief been caught?

Omg! how is this possible ? Looks like "Italian torpedo"  does work well for our misery

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Ops sorry , wrong place   

Wow... maybe the lawyer should look into filing in another country too then.

In May 2005 I had a motorcycle accident in Italy, due to negligence of road workers firm.
Almost 9 years later, it still hasn't been in court.
This will give you an idea about the time it will take.

It can take up to five years to finish legal proceedings (including the time needed for investigation). Add to this that Italian courts and authorities are known for being notoriously slow in handling cases (sometimes this fact is used as a strategy by international lawyers to slow down proceedings in national cases, otherwise known as the 'Italian torpedo'). I think it is safe to say that expecting answers in a month time is very unrealistic.