Post: #26

Guys, put aside the humor. This is not the right thread for that.
He committed suicide in a Thailand jail cell at age 26.





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Post: #27

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Post: #28

1- Hopefully some G-men got enlightened and red-pilled by reading this forum, maybe we have some new members among them.

2 - It might be a far fetched idea...but did he pay homage to the forum by naming it AlphaBay? He was a forum member for a couple months before launching the site.

3 - The guy was big on privacy but paid RVF Gold with paypal? Wow. Bad OpSec.

But seriously tho, some of you need to stop this fear mongering. The FBI/DEA/HSI is not going to give a fuck about your forum posts (especially game), unless you're committing a crime or running from the law. Even then, they won't care about you pulling 5 girls in a week or that night you went dumpster diving and became a chubby chaser.

The NSA has already been reading your texts, emails, and posts since the mid 2000s, worldwide. The Navy created TOR. But they're not going to put you under "Visits player/game forum to talk about girls he fucked". Just don't talk about overthrowing the government, upcoming race wars, illegal stuff and you're good.

Post: #29

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Post: #30

Why he settled in BKK in beyond me. He should have moved to a country with no US extradition like Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, even Vietnam since he likes Asian women. Move there, marry a local, and stay there.

Buying Antigua, Cyprus, and Liechtenstein citizenship? LOL, all those countries extradite.
Unencrypted hard drive? Wow.
Welcome to AB email under his email registered under his real name? Double Wowzers.

The feds did read his posts...they read a certain thread he made last year. Hopefully the feds took down some notes and decided to do 5x5 Stronglifts. Maybe new it's a new training exercise in Springfield?

On another note, that's a lot of money seized.

Post: #31

The US doesn't need an extradition treaty to get you. There are plenty of cases where the US pressured Vietnam to deport US fugitives with little effort.

It still would of made it more difficult to get to him, though. I personally would of hid out in Cambodia.

Post: #32

(07-20-2017 02:39 PM)RIslander Wrote:  The US doesn't need an extradition treaty to get you. There are plenty of cases where the US pressured Vietnam to deport US fugitives with little effort.

Hence why marrying a local is essential, and being close to other countries with no US extradition. Russia has Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine next its borders. Marry a devushka, get RUS passport, visa free travel to those countries.

A lot of BFE African countries in the list, get lost in the jungle or invest in Namibia like this guy did for years:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobi_Alexander

At the end, there's still a chance...but a lesser chance. As Jay Z said, "I got 5 passports, I’m never going to jail".

Post: #33

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Post: #34

Just goes to show that the RooshV forum is home to some of the most intelligent minds in the world.

On another note, it looks like human error was the cause of his discovery. The integrity behind Tor, encryption, cryptocurrencies, and other security methods still stands strong. If not, they would've busted him last year or before.

Post: #35

You don't pay a front man $14 million in assets seized from 2 years of work... Your in dream land if you actually believe he was assassinated or was a front man.

He probably was trying to die before being proven guilty with the hope that his assets would pass to his wife / children. The problem with that is that after his death there are reports his wife is being charged with money laundering.

Do the math yourself. 600-800k commissions a day. I don't know the commission but about 4%. So around 30k per day. Suggests if the business had been that big all a long he should have around 22 million. They seized like 14 million in assets. But what about all the bitcoin hes sitting on. He probably has millions and millions more of bitcoin. There is no reason to come up with wild theories on what may or may not have happened.

Did he have a partner? Thats reasonably likely.

Also suggesting Maurice Boucher is the mastermind? The guys been in jail the last 15 years in a Super-Maximum Security Prison.

Post: #36

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Post: #37

(07-20-2017 02:57 PM)lavidaloca Wrote:  You don't pay a front man $14 million in assets seized from 2 years of work... Your in dream land if you actually believe he was assassinated or was a front man.

He probably was trying to die before being proven guilty with the hope that his assets would pass to his wife / children. The problem with that is that after his death there are reports his wife is being charged with money laundering.

Do the math yourself. 600-800k commissions a day. I don't know the commission but about 4%. So around 30k per day. Suggests if the business had been that big all a long he should have around 22 million. They seized like 14 million in assets. But what about all the bitcoin hes sitting on. He probably has millions and millions more of bitcoin. There is no reason to come up with wild theories on what may or may not have happened.

Did he have a partner? Thats reasonably likely.

Also suggesting Maurice Boucher is the mastermind? The guys been in jail the last 15 years in a Super-Maximum Security Prison.

In the FBI document you can see that he kept track of his net worth which was a bit above $23 million. Whether it was 14M or 23M, I don't know, but:

They say that AlphaBay did 450M in sales in total and that would be, with 4% commission, $18 million. Commissions were a little bit lower (hovering between 2-4% if I get it right). So a bandwith of 14-23M accumulated makes sense right? So I cannot imagine that he was paid to do this for another organization.

Post: #38

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Post: #39

At 26 the guy is facing 30 to life in a country where's he not even a citizen. Although he likely knew that what he was doing was criminal, I doubt he was of a criminal mindset. He probably didn't view himself as a criminal. So suicide is not out of the question. Not being of the criminal mindset is also why he probably didn't take his security as serious as he should have. Then again, as big as it was, he would have been caught eventually.

OTOH, expats end up mysteriously dead in Thailand all the time.

Post: #40

I assume you are speaking as an investigator, which I would tend to give weight to.

Post: #41

1. Extensive red-pill knowledge about his new country
2. Speaking the language
3. Swimming in money

One would think that he would be in Captains Punthakamikaki cousins car on a way to Cambodia few days before the cops knocked on his door, hmmm.

Anyway, respect to the man, although I am not fan of "drug dealers" he must have had some balls to do what he did.

Post: #42

(07-20-2017 04:06 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  I assume you are speaking as an investigator, which I would tend to give weight to.

I am indeed and thank you Debeguiled. And I have the Somalian gangland hit contracts out on me to prove it!

Post: #43

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Post: #44

I read the entire PDF that Roosh posted here and I'm blown away. The guy made millions but he was very sloppy in regards to his own security and commiting the following mistakes:

- Using his personal hotmail as the automated password recovery service e-mail.
- Buying very expensive cars and houses without a verified source of income. This item alone can turn on the alarms since nowadays these kind of transactions must be reported to the authorities.
- Having his personal and business info on an unencrypted laptop
- Underestimating Thailand's anti money laundering laws and policies

The last mistake could be his own demise, since many countries (including the so called pussy paradises or whatever you call them) have these kind of anti-laundering policies.

Post: #45

Criminals never seem to quit while they are ahead. This guy was a classic case: just kept going and going even though he already had so much money that he could never hope to launder it, not even in two or three lifetimes. And then he got arrested and it all came tumbling down. Sure, because of his mistakes, he probably would have gotten caught even if he had pulled the plug when he reached, for example, $5 million, but the point still stands.

I find it baffling but maybe that's why I'm not a criminal. Maybe you need that ego and that addiction to become one and then succeed?

Post: #46

Ghost Tiger, Interesting perspective, I can see the nuclear analogy.

Guess we will never hear the truth whether it was suicide or murder.

All in all, may he rest in peace.

Post: #47

(07-20-2017 11:09 AM)kaotic Wrote:  It's obviously very clear they U.S. Government is more than likely monitoring us, profiling individual users, and cataloging everything into a meta database.

If you were paying close attention last year, a Subversive Actor who was flying under my radar set up the profiling database whilst a second Subversive Actor who did ping my radar helpfully-suggested we crowdsource the profiling.

Coincidentally, during this period, I was offered some unusual business opportunities from another member, which I dismissed out of hand, because life experience has taught me that I prefer the rewards of hard work and effort to the compromises in ethics and integrity that go hand in hand with the promise of easy money.

Short version: anything that looks and smelled like subversion and bait last year, most likely was.

I wouldn't worry too much about all of this. Trump's in power, and it's in the Zionist Interest to see Nationalism succeed in the US, meaning it's beyond our control anyway, and Comfort and Security should follow after the shakeout of the Pro-Palestinian Tools of the Elite, so the future is looking bright for hard-working traditional men. As such, we're not the enemy.

Keep calm and grab pussy.

Post: #48

To be fair, it was very nice of them to not try to not try to paint this website as something it's not

Post: #49

Unfortunately the US run third-world level prisons where rape and assault is an everyday occurance. That's why a lot of people decide to voluntarily take the death penalty over prison time.

Yet no one talks about the rape culture or racist violence (going all directions) in American prisons. You would almost think that people want it that way in the US? In no other civilized Western culture do you have such conditions for the incarcerated.

Post: #50

I'm stunned.

After the weirdness of some banned members, as AB alluded to, I'm now fully convinced: You have no clue who actually comes here.

Yeah, don't do anything illegal and especially don't post about it here.

But, another tip: let's not get on the bad side of /pol/ ever.