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We're at the final episode, where a group of friends who shared a wild ride full of money and bright lights had finally run out of luck.

They've had their houses raided, computers and phones seized, as well as the Bitcoin in their digital wallets.

But here's a question, should they have been raided?

Because wasn't there a deal with Coinspot?

Tells you on the contract.

Isn't that enough?

No.

I don't believe the contract protects you from criminal prosecution.

Why?

I'd just how the law works.

And how the law works is that glitching cryptocurrency from the platform moving it through Dubai,

converting it into cash, gold, villas, and later,

cars, casinos, store vouchers, and let's not forget, fridgefuls of Aldi wine, is criminal.

They were all charged with transferring and converting stolen goods, and at a trial in 2022,

a jury gave their judgment.

Jamal, the Dubai money man, he flew over to stand trial with the others.

He wasn't convicted.

But as for the rest of them?

Kelly Caten was jailed for four and a half years.

I honestly didn't think it was illegal.

Jordan Robinson jailed for four and a half years. I honestly didn't think it was illegal. Jordan Robinson jailed for four and a half years.

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