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US President Donald Trump Pardons Silk Road Founder Ross Ulbricht For Online Drug Scheme
Ross Ulbricht was serving a life sentence after being convicted of running an underground online marketplace that was used by thousands of drug dealers and others to conduct over $200 million worth of illicit sales using Bitcoin.
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Thailand To Extradite Canadian Arrested as 'Adviser' To Silk Road Website
A Canadian man arrested in Thailand over his alleged role as a senior adviser to the creator of the underground Silk Road website will be extradited to the United States next month, police said today.
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Silk Road Website Creator Gets Life Term for Drug Plot
Ross Ulbricht was convicted for distributing drugs through the Internet and conspiring to commit computer hacking and money laundering.
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Silk Road Mastermind Sentenced to Life in Prison
The US mastermind behind criminal website Silk Road, which sold $200 million worth of drugs to customers worldwide, was sentenced to life in prison by a federal judge in New York Friday.
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No New Trial for Man Behind Illicit Silk Road Website
A Manhattan federal judge has denied a request for a new trial for Ross Ulbricht, the man convicted of being the mastermind behind the Silk Road online black market for illegal drugs
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US Bitcoin Exchanger Who Sold on Silk Road Gets 4 Years in Prison
A Florida plumber who operated an underground bitcoin exchange selling the digital currency to users of the black market website Silk Road was sentenced to four years in prison on Tuesday.
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'Dark Market' Websites Seized in US, European Busts
The US called it the largest law enforcement action to date against illegal websites operating on the Tor network.
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US Shuts Down Silk Road 2.0 Website, Charges Alleged Owner
Silk Road 2.0 was launched late last year, weeks after authorities had shuttered the original Silk Road website in October.
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Japan Makes First Bitcoin-Linked Drug Arrest: Reports
Bitcoins were notably used by dealers on the underground Silk Road website, where law officials say buyers could use it to purchase drugs.
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$28 million bitcoins forfeiture is a record: US
A record $28 million of bitcoins has been formally transferred to the US government several months after it was seized from the server of the black market website Silk Road
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US President Donald Trump Pardons Silk Road Founder Ross Ulbricht For Online Drug Scheme
Ross Ulbricht was serving a life sentence after being convicted of running an underground online marketplace that was used by thousands of drug dealers and others to conduct over $200 million worth of illicit sales using Bitcoin.
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Thailand To Extradite Canadian Arrested as 'Adviser' To Silk Road Website
A Canadian man arrested in Thailand over his alleged role as a senior adviser to the creator of the underground Silk Road website will be extradited to the United States next month, police said today.
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Silk Road Website Creator Gets Life Term for Drug Plot
Ross Ulbricht was convicted for distributing drugs through the Internet and conspiring to commit computer hacking and money laundering.
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Silk Road Mastermind Sentenced to Life in Prison
The US mastermind behind criminal website Silk Road, which sold $200 million worth of drugs to customers worldwide, was sentenced to life in prison by a federal judge in New York Friday.
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No New Trial for Man Behind Illicit Silk Road Website
A Manhattan federal judge has denied a request for a new trial for Ross Ulbricht, the man convicted of being the mastermind behind the Silk Road online black market for illegal drugs
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US Bitcoin Exchanger Who Sold on Silk Road Gets 4 Years in Prison
A Florida plumber who operated an underground bitcoin exchange selling the digital currency to users of the black market website Silk Road was sentenced to four years in prison on Tuesday.
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'Dark Market' Websites Seized in US, European Busts
The US called it the largest law enforcement action to date against illegal websites operating on the Tor network.
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US Shuts Down Silk Road 2.0 Website, Charges Alleged Owner
Silk Road 2.0 was launched late last year, weeks after authorities had shuttered the original Silk Road website in October.
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Japan Makes First Bitcoin-Linked Drug Arrest: Reports
Bitcoins were notably used by dealers on the underground Silk Road website, where law officials say buyers could use it to purchase drugs.
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$28 million bitcoins forfeiture is a record: US
A record $28 million of bitcoins has been formally transferred to the US government several months after it was seized from the server of the black market website Silk Road
