OneCoin’s Konstantin Ignatov has been transferred to New York. Mar.28, 2019

Mar.28, 2019 in OneCoin,

Konstantin transferred to New York, who is “sealed defendant 1”?


Following confinement after his capture in California, OneCoin's Konstantin Ignatov has been exchanged to New York. 

Ignatov is as of now a detainee at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. 
Notwithstanding subduing OneCoin online life jabber that the DOJ had dropped its case (Konstantin was off the radar for a couple of days while he was being exchanged), the New York case docket has a fascinating March sixth passage: 

This isn't affirmed however  99.9% certain "fixed litigant 1" is Sebastian Greenwood. 
On the off chance that everything encompassing Greenwood's capture and progressing confinement is fixed, it would unquestionably clarify why he's vanished into a dark opening since his removal from Thailand. 


In related news OneCoin has set up an odd official statement prior today, in which they liken revealing of Konstantin Ignatov's capture and wire extortion charge to a "witch chase". 
Hundreds of years prior the impression of equity was altogether different from the manner in which it is these days. 

It was once in a while taken as far as possible – individuals were regularly decapitated, consumed at the stake, free, hung or shot, even without a preliminary. 
There were times, once upon a time, when allegations depended entirely on cases or suspicions. 
The assumption of blame, which means one is viewed as liable except if demonstrated guiltless. 
Tragically, a large portion of the general population, condemned to death, were never allowed to demonstrate their honesty 

OneCoin cases writers giving an account of Ignatov's capture are distributing "counterfeit news", notwithstanding submitting maligning and "slim". 
While the facts demonstrate that once upon a time people were unjustly executed on doubt of black magic… what that has to do with OneCoin is indistinct. 
Though presumed witches were regularly executed without proof, OneCoin is an outright Ponzi plot we've been covering since late 2014. 

Declaring that there is no proof of extortion identified with OneCoin is pretentious. 
ᑎIᑕKOᒪᗩY ᔕTOYᗩᑎOᐯ Journalist at Capital Weekly, Bulgaria. Covering banks, finance and other scams.   twitter

Regardless of whether you need to think utilizing recently contributed assets to pay existing financial specialists through an inside trade isn't Ponzi misrepresentation, or that paying associate speculators to select new financial specialists without retail isn't pyramid extortion; the truth is Konstantin Ignatov was captured and charged dependent on gathered proof and an examination extending back to somewhere around 2017. 

OneCoin can imagine they aren't a Ponzi conspire and that Ignatov didn't submit wire misrepresentation, yet we as a whole expertise this is going to play out. 
Had OneCoin's plan of action been a mystery and the majority of this held hush-hush till Ignatov's capture, certain. Go crazy. 

The way things are however, imagining there's no proof behind Ignatov's capture is glaring untruthfulness. 

 Maybe a minor point to make when the culpable party has deceitfully acquired billions from financial specialists without the slightest hesitation, however one I felt it vital to make in any case.




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