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The Peter McCormack Show

The Supreme Courts Denial of Ross Ulbricht's Petition with Lyn Ulbricht - WBD027

The Peter McCormack Show

Peter McCormack

Politics, Society, Markets, News, Society & Culture, Technology, Inflation, Finance, Economics, Government, Power, Bitcoin, Money

4.72.8K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2018

⏱️ 69 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to the What Bit Bitcoin Did Podcast.

0:05.0

Hi there, welcome to the What Bit coin did podcast.

0:09.0

This week I have a follow-up interview with Lynn Albrick, the mother of Ross Albrick, who is imprisoned for life for his

0:14.4

role in the creation of the Silk Road website.

0:17.8

If you're new to my podcast and have not heard my previous interview with Lynn, then I suggest

0:22.1

you check it out before you listen to this

0:24.0

one as it covers a number of the complexities and issues around the case and I will

0:28.9

share a link for that interview in the show notes. At the time of our first interview the

0:33.4

family and Ross were waiting on their petition to the Supreme Court to have their

0:37.3

case reviewed which was their final option within the courts. Sadly the

0:42.0

Supreme Court has declined their petition and they are now

0:44.6

down to it the only option which is a presidential pardon which there is a petition

0:48.9

for currently out on change.org. This interview was also important for me personally.

0:55.0

I've talked before about how I used a similar website to buy a treatment for my mother, which

1:00.6

is unavailable in the UK when she was dying from cancer and I feel like Ross paved

1:05.1

the way for that to happen and it's something I'm personally grateful for but also the

1:10.8

closer I've got to the case and the more I've read about the case, the more I feel that it's an injustice that somebody is going to be spending the rest of their life in prison for what is essentially a nonviolent crime.

1:22.0

Also, I can really feel Lynn's pain

1:25.2

as a mother losing her son to the prison system.

1:28.0

She often talks about grief, almost like a death,

1:30.7

and I can feel and I can witness her pain and I feel a lot of empathy for

1:35.0

and in the short amount of time I've got to know her I can see how difficult it

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