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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 02, 2014, 12:44:47 PM

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Quote from: franky1 on April 02, 2014, 11:04:06 AM

its not a prosecution case. its a deposition. its not even going to be held in a court room. PLEASE read the source material and dont come to unfounded conclusions.

he has to answer questions in regards to what he has said about how the funds disappeared, vs the evidence gathered from other sources. the result is not jail time. but whether he will be granted or denied bankruptcy protections.

again can the FUD spreaders get your cataracts sorted or declare yourself 100% blind. so that the rest of us can ignore the news that you have read.. and instead read the proper factual news

Do you really believe he would be allowed to leave the US after landing there?

He might not go. He must be paranoid that they'll arrest him for something or other.

I wouldn't travel to the US and I haven't done anything wrong. Not yet anyway...

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Quote from: btbrae on April 02, 2014, 11:01:51 AM

But but... who would look after his cat?!

He should be made to eat it. Wink

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Quote from: AlextheBitcoiner on April 02, 2014, 09:29:30 AM

It's here. The day that we have all longed for. Mark Karpeles (Mt.Gox CEO) has been ordered by a judge to come to the United States to answer questions regarding the collapse of the infamous Mt.Gox exchange. The court hearing will take place on April 16, 2014 Dallas Texas.

Let's see what happens next! Isn't this exciting?! Will justice be served?
Read the full article here: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/01/us-bitcoin-mtgox-karpeles-idUSBREA3021920140401
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I thought they said that the Mt. Gox is one of the most trusted exchange site of bitcoin.
Just do have heard a lot about them though but I'm not quiet sure.
However, never tried their service since I dont have any BTC to exchange Grin

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Quote from: BITCOIN-PIZZA-DAY on April 03, 2014, 08:50:46 PM

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 12:48:50 PM

April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

Maybe the coins were used to pay for his imported car, robot, 3D printer and company expenses.

A car college students drive and a 1k or 2k little 3d-printer that he mentioned on his blog. Yeah, that's where all the money went!

Well when he bought them bitcoin probably wasn't worth much so it took a lot of coins? Wasn't there a pizza that cost like 25,000 BTC.

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Quote from: dyask on April 03, 2014, 06:44:38 PM

Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 12:48:50 PM

April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

Maybe the coins were used to pay for his imported car, robot, 3D printer and company expenses.

A car college students drive and a 1k or 2k little 3d-printer that he mentioned on his blog. Yeah, that's where all the money went!

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Quote from: dyask on April 03, 2014, 06:44:38 PM

Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 12:48:50 PM

April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

Maybe the coins were used to pay for his imported car, robot, 3D printer and company expenses.

Maybe some are still left over?

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 12:48:50 PM

April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

Maybe the coins were used to pay for his imported car, robot, 3D printer and company expenses.

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Quote from: BitOnyx on April 03, 2014, 07:32:55 AM

Is there any way they can force him to go to US. Isn't he in Japan right now

Trough the mutual legal treaty they could force the japanese police anytime to arrest him and extradite him. But for what? The international investigation for money laundering, drugs and tax evasion will take years. Just check the e-gold, Liberty Reserve or any big child porn investigation for comparison to get a feeling for the magnitude. And it's not (only) Mark that they want, but the customers (or some of them).

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Quote from: clownius on April 03, 2014, 02:40:44 AM

As we know the USA loves the "War on Drugs" whats the bet he would get grabbed on SR related stuff. Lets them seize the remaining BTC if they get hold of him and he has the keys. They can then sell said BTC under their asset seizure rules as a proceed of drug crime.

Someone might wonders if Silkroad was operated by the FBI to sell the seized drugs and then make the story about seizing the BTC profit, thus laundering the money. Cheesy

But Mt.Gox?

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Is there any way they can force him to go to US. Isn't he in Japan right now

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 02, 2014, 12:44:47 PM

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Quote from: franky1 on April 02, 2014, 11:04:06 AM

its not a prosecution case. its a deposition. its not even going to be held in a court room. PLEASE read the source material and dont come to unfounded conclusions.

he has to answer questions in regards to what he has said about how the funds disappeared, vs the evidence gathered from other sources. the result is not jail time. but whether he will be granted or denied bankruptcy protections.

again can the FUD spreaders get your cataracts sorted or declare yourself 100% blind. so that the rest of us can ignore the news that you have read.. and instead read the proper factual news

Do you really believe he would be allowed to leave the US after landing there?

He might not go. He must be paranoid that they'll arrest him for something or other.

As we know the USA loves the "War on Drugs" whats the bet he would get grabbed on SR related stuff. Lets them seize the remaining BTC if they get hold of him and he has the keys. They can then sell said BTC under their asset seizure rules as a proceed of drug crime.

Actually the more i think about it the less i want him anywhere near the USA. It will likely make things even worse for those trying to recover anything from Gox. We now have proof and they have admited over 200k coins are still safe. Lets not loose those too in our thirst for blood.

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 09:48:50 PM

At least things are moving in the right direction.
Even if it seems to take forever....

There were a lot of people on here who were saying "just give Gox more time" after they stopped US dollar withdrawals last June. Remember the "two week hiatus on withdrawals" that never ended? Mt. Gox customers were far too patient. I was telling people to get out as soon as the "hiatus on withdrawals" started. If a real brokerage did that, they'd be out of business within hours. That's what happened to Lehman.

In the Tokyo bankruptcy court, as soon as a creditor of Mt. Gox actually showed up with a lawyer and filed a petition alleging fraud, things started happening fast. Nobody had been filing complaints against Mt. Gox with the courts and cops in Japan. That's why nothing happened.

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Quote from: Nagle on April 02, 2014, 01:07:49 PM

He may not be going to the US, but the judge made it clear that if he doesn't, Mt. Gox doesn't get bankruptcy protection in the US. That means US-based lawsuits can proceed.

If he does go to the US, the FBI and the SEC will probably want to talk to him.

His big troubles are in Japan. The "mtgoxrecovery.com" people filed a statement alleging fraud with the Tokyo District Court handling the bankruptcy. That derailed the schedule for the bankruptcy. Mt. Gox probably won't get "civil rehabilitation" - they'll get one of the harsher forms of bankruptcy in Japan. One that kicks Karpeles out and puts a trustee in.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police are still investigating, and now some ex-Mt. Gox employees are talking. The Mt. Gox coverup is coming apart.

At least things are moving in the right direction.
Even if it seems to take forever....

Who will take care of his cat?
(The wife and kids probably have plenty of money)

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on April 02, 2014, 12:48:50 PM

April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

he busy selling bitcoins now -- that why bitcoin prices are dropping --

can't see him going to USA - too risky for him -- he protected in Japan till 9 may --- he will bolt before that date with a pile of cash and bitcoins

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I served someone with a lawsuit at a deposition. So it is a really convenient way to track down someone who wants to hide. Of course the scamming guy I sued then proceeded to file bankruptcy to get out of his obligations to me.

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Really I guess the benefit to Mark of going to the US and having bankruptcy protection could help him keep some domain names that could be seized from him in the united states. Maybe he has some bank accounts.

But, any Bitcoin that he may have hidden could be hidden as long as he does not talk.

I would bet that Mark will not appear in the US. Otherwise Federal Marshalls will be waiting for him when he leaves the deposition.

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He should be going to Jail for the damage he has done to Bitcoin. The fat horrible **** ****** ****** BEEP ***** BEEP **** French **** BEEP FAT ****

But thats just my opinion, Who knows. I doubt he will even step foot on US soil. Cry

After the NSA gives him a new identity, you might not notice him living in the USA.*
*If Mark is a "pasty" they would probably kill him to make sure he stays quiet.

His best option is to return all the coins.........LOL???

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He may not be going to the US, but the judge made it clear that if he doesn't, Mt. Gox doesn't get bankruptcy protection in the US. That means US-based lawsuits can proceed.

If he does go to the US, the FBI and the SEC will probably want to talk to him.

His big troubles are in Japan. The "mtgoxrecovery.com" people filed a statement alleging fraud with the Tokyo District Court handling the bankruptcy. That derailed the schedule for the bankruptcy. Mt. Gox probably won't get "civil rehabilitation" - they'll get one of the harsher forms of bankruptcy in Japan. One that kicks Karpeles out and puts a trustee in.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police are still investigating, and now some ex-Mt. Gox employees are talking. The Mt. Gox coverup is coming apart.

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I believe he will not be going the US. There is no reason why he cannot answer questions over video conference in a law firm in Japan. If he has a choice between jail time in US and Japan, he would choose the latter.

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April 16...?
Too soon Mark is busy figuring out how to handle the stolen coins.

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If they were planning on jailing him do you think they'd say "Mark, please come to the US so we can throw you in jail?"

Hell no, they'd try to bait him here under the pretense of something else.

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Quote from: xDan on April 02, 2014, 12:37:28 PM

Quote from: franky1 on April 02, 2014, 11:04:06 AM

its not a prosecution case. its a deposition. its not even going to be held in a court room. PLEASE read the source material and dont come to unfounded conclusions.

he has to answer questions in regards to what he has said about how the funds disappeared, vs the evidence gathered from other sources. the result is not jail time. but whether he will be granted or denied bankruptcy protections.

again can the FUD spreaders get your cataracts sorted or declare yourself 100% blind. so that the rest of us can ignore the news that you have read.. and instead read the proper factual news

Do you really believe he would be allowed to leave the US after landing there?

He might not go. He must be paranoid that they'll arrest him for something or other.

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Quote from: franky1 on April 02, 2014, 11:04:06 AM

its not a prosecution case. its a deposition. its not even going to be held in a court room. PLEASE read the source material and dont come to unfounded conclusions.

he has to answer questions in regards to what he has said about how the funds disappeared, vs the evidence gathered from other sources. the result is not jail time. but whether he will be granted or denied bankruptcy protections.

again can the FUD spreaders get your cataracts sorted or declare yourself 100% blind. so that the rest of us can ignore the news that you have read.. and instead read the proper factual news

Do you really believe he would be allowed to leave the US after landing there?

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Quote from: btbrae on April 02, 2014, 11:01:51 AM

But but... who would look after his cat?!

MEOW
Please don't hurt the innocent cat.
This isn't putting Mark in jail, but it is good news.

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Is the US having an extradition treaty with Japan? (I hope that Karpeles is still in Japan).

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its not a prosecution case. its a deposition. its not even going to be held in a court room. PLEASE read the source material and dont come to unfounded conclusions.

he has to answer questions in regards to what he has said about how the funds disappeared, vs the evidence gathered from other sources. the result is not jail time. but whether he will be granted or denied bankruptcy protections.

again can the FUD spreaders get your cataracts sorted or declare yourself 100% blind. so that the rest of us can ignore the news that you have read.. and instead read the proper factual news

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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stacey Jernigan on Tuesday ordered Karpeles to appear on April 17 in Dallas at the offices of Baker & McKenzie, the law firm that represents Mt. Gox.

not a criminal judge
not a courtroom

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Jernigan limited the deposition questioning of Karpeles to issues pertaining to whether the court should grant permanent bankruptcy protection to Mt. Gox.

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But but... who would look after his cat?!

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Hope so
The very very least that the fucker deserves

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I hope he gets punished, i can't imagine losing so much money because of scamming people like him. I remember how much he lied about getting ltc to gox. Bastard made people lose millions and thinks everything is a joke.

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There's no sensible reason he cannot be questioned remotely. Of course, they just want to see him get US "justice". I bet this judge has had pressure put on her.

If he has even half an iota of sense he won't be going to the US any time soon.

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 02, 2014, 10:07:35 AM

It's just for questioning. It wouldn't surprise me if his negligence or business practises was punishable by law though.

That's what I meant. I'm not sure how the law regarding that is regulated in the USA, but that kind of negligence really is punishable in the Netherlands. Allthough I don't think the Netherlands will ever sue him ^^. Maybe the The Hague international court if the collapse really was caused due to negligence ^^.

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It's just for questioning. It wouldn't surprise me if his negligence or business practices was punishable by law though.

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Jail?

He has such soft looking skin too and hes got boobs! Some of the guys are going to be looking forward to him showing up in the showers! Roll Eyes

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I think it's not bad that he has to justify the collapse (and why the coins dissapeared..).

I'm not sure how the law is in other states, but inaccurate leading a company is punishable here in The Netherlands.

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Are you sure that it's not April Fool? Cheesy

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It's here. The day that we have all longed for. Mark Karpeles (Mt.Gox CEO) has been ordered by a judge to come to the United States to answer questions regarding the collapse of the infamous Mt.Gox exchange. The court hearing will take place on April 16, 2014 Dallas Texas.

Let's see what happens next! Isn't this exciting?! Will justice be served?
Read the full article here: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/01/us-bitcoin-mtgox-karpeles-idUSBREA3021920140401
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