| After
SBF Got 25
Years his
Mother
Admonished US
Cites His
Menlo Park
Letter But
April 13
by
Matthew Russell Lee
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
March 23 – On the US v Sam
Bankman-Fried trial, hours
after the guilty verdict, a
book was published: "Crypto
Criminal: The Conviction of
Sam Bankman-Fried: As live
tweeted and investigated from
inside the SDNY courthouse by
Matthew Russell Lee,"
audio/book here.
On March
28, 2024, Inner City Press
live tweeted his sentencing,
to 25 years.
On May 28
Salame was
"sentenced to
90 months."
On
August 21,
Salame filed
that "the
Government
used the plea
negotiations
to threaten
Salame’s
domestic
partner and
the mother of
his child,
Michelle Bond."
Full filing
on Patreon here.
On
February 10,
SBF - via his
monther - filed a
pro se motion
for a new
trial, arguing why
Salame and Daniel
Chapsky did
not testify.
On
March 11 the
US Attorney's
Office filed a
44 page
opposition, full
44 pages
on Patreon here.
Docketed
on March 16, SBF
through
his mother
Barbara Fried
asked for
more time to
reply; she
says SBF will be
moved from
Terminal Island
soon, without
saying to
where or why.
Filing on
Patreon here.
On
March 19,
after Judge
Kaplan admonished
his mother
for the letter
and apparently
a telephone
call to
chambers,
SBF's own
letter was
docketed,
asking for an
extension of
time due to a
move
from Terminal
Island
- letter
on Patreon here
After the
US Attorney's
Office linked
to FedEx to
show his
letter came
from Menlo
Park - as
Inner City
Press first
reported - on
March 23 Judge
Kaplan sua
sponte extended SBF's
time to April
13.
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