The Man Who Stole $3.4 Billion From The Dark Web's Kingpin

[@EraChanZ]

Honestly though.. living like a super rich guy for so long.. for 1 year of prison.. I'd take that deal.

[@sarcasticstartrek7719]

... he didn't get to keep the bitcoins.

[@sandre6k]

@@sarcasticstartrek7719if he has any braincells he prolly has secret wallets

[@Noireinself]

in prison he is the cake

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

​@@Noireinself It's federal prison, those are vastly different and nicer from state prisons.

[@filipfilipovic1566]

At the end of the day he didnt really spend the stolen bitcoins so yea, 1 year is fine imo as he was cooperative. And probably has enough to live comfortable for the rest of his live so its no biggie.

[@SargisFarter]

Why do we rarely get to create awareness about bitcoin and crypto SCAMS while promoting cryptocurrencies

[@jefflane1209]

It’s cancer” squealed, Gladygladyis, every secretary ever! Round and Round every morning and everything!

[@WATCHOCCUPATION101]

ISLAM SAVES

[@Average_Ohio_Citizen_]

There's loads of people who create awareness about crypto scams. Coffeezilla?

[@cryptodevilgamer2511]

Cause people are looking at the wrong places. or look or listen, what they like to see or hear.

[@jimmyblaze_4115]

Cryptocurrency is a scam

[@TheGhostInTheWires]

If I have 200 million dollars and somebody steals 400k from me, I'm just going to write it off and say "congrats whoever you are, you got me" and then immediately move to a more secure home. I'd rather do that than deal with the cops.

[@hshwhwbwhwhw3364]

Thats what a normal guy would do but jimmy is not normal

[@ElGuason-xp3ch]

JIMMY STUPID

[@Dannepaidcustomss]

Cash flow. No duping.. lol that's the answer?

[@haveagoodday2847]

plss u wish.He had 3 billion,he’s interested in tech and coding like bro he’s smart,u man r actually weird

[@raytracer5726]

And that's why you don't have 200 million dollars.

[@kombatwombat6579]

I didn't know this man and yet here I am, absolutely mesmerized with this story.

[@Ryan_Atomic]

jimmy wrote this about himself, and liked it 46 times on his other accounts.

[@kombatwombat6579]

@@Ryan_Atomic I didn't say it was a GOOD mesmerizing, my sibling. Sometimes you just can't stop looking at a trainwreck.

[@DavidKen878]

@@kombatwombat6579Theres a better version of his story on here. It's over an hour long and includes body cam footage of him being getting buddy buddy with the cops in his living room. 😂

[@ddeenis77]

@@DavidKen878do you have a link? Or channel name? Appreciate it

[@mrmotofy]

@@ddeenis77 Probably just search for it

[@Gravewhisper]

super genius gets caught by literally asking the police to look into him. If this was a movie, we'd call it a plothole and dumb writing. :D

[@bzipoli]

we'd be "naaaah imma walk out this movie is dumb NO ONE WOULD BE THIS DUMB"

[@strongfoot2009]

He is not a genius. He is a mere criminal.

[@justinweber4977]

It's how BTK was caught, too, essentially.

[@ekki1993]

Reality is often stranger than fiction, because fiction has to make sense.

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

Some slightly above avg ppl see themselves as genius. He was one of them. He can focus and learn a hard subject well, but does not apply the same to his general learning. He is a lazy reader. An avid reader with above agv intelligence can learn many subjects well. Scientific journals like elsiever and nature and collections of papers like on pub med make research easier, but a careful look at methods and sources is necc. no matter what is being learned. Always give the other side a voice and don't believe the first thing you hear. Always be more suspicious of sources you trust, bc if you find yourself trusting, a corporation or power will use it against you.

[@BevinEG]

Ugh. Its always good to see these stories. Reminds me that no matter what, I'm very fallible and 300% prone to screwing up. I can live with this...

[@donniev8181]

lol 300%

[@jacobramirez4894]

I’m 369%

[@RichObiQuan]

We need Jesus Christ in our lives. Humans are prone to too many Ls and a lack of awareness

[@SharmV]

Jimmy is the guy that called 911 for the fries at McDonald’s when he had an active warrant out for his arrest.

[@peger]

Hello police. My GF stole a bag of cocaine from me xD

[@sergiokaminotanjo]

or like be caught with that Newark Police Department twit that said "Is your meth laced with deadly gluten? Not sure? Bring your meth down to the PD and we will test it for you for free!"

[@mikeydflyingtoaster]

I bet loads of people will think this is a hypothetical example!

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Not just a warrant; he was suspected of homicide. Dude called the cops on a McDonald's employee over cold French fries while having a warrant for FELONY MURDER! You can't make this sh!t up!

[@vanesslifeygo]

surprised no one brought that up when the news channels covered it on KZbin.

[@jpl7693]

I'm kind of relieved he only got a year tbh. Dude stole imaginary money from drug dealers, threw a few parties and basically turned himself in. Not a bad dude lol.

[@erikleblanc4539]

That’s one way of looking at it 😅

[@oneriver17]

He handed over the keys I guess

[@EastSideDoubleWide]

You have a pretty good perspective ngl

[@ninjatoitle]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Dannepaidcustomss]

Awol. Your dad? Orrr just incomprehensible? Duuuugs

[@b0zz1380y]

I’ve heard this story so many times but each time it baffles me how smart and stupid he was concurrently

[@biggiesmalls3096]

All it takes is one mistake. He was free for years. It’s easy to think your not gonna be caught after years of getting away with it

[@justinduran1]

That's every one though. The guy who took over Silkroad 2 actually went to my church, Blake Benthall. He was the definition of straight edge. Didn't curse, drink, or do drugs. He got caught because he thought the IRS wouldn't catch onto a college student with no income purchasing a Tesla with cash

[@shadowcaptaincain]

When you steal money, don't sit there flexing the stolen money to the police to impress them. But what a sad existence. Worst part is he probably knew all those people he was surrounding himself with were only there cause he had money, he just wanted that attention so badly, he didn't care. So when he got out of prison was to a sad realization that all his "friends" were gone forever.

[@zaberfang]

I mean politicians and scam artists like Elon Musk have been doing those for years.

[@Vikanuck]

“When you steal money, don’t sit there flexing the stolen money to the police to impress them”… …thanks tips 👍 but how the hell else am I supposed to make friends?? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@shadowcaptaincain]

@@Vikanuck There is always getting involved in a conspiracy theory, and surrounding yourself with lunatics that are completely detached from reality. As long as you don't drink the Kool-Aid, you can just sit there and laugh your ass off at how brain dead stupid they are.

[@DavidKen878]

Aww. Are you projecting?

[@shadowcaptaincain]

@@DavidKen878 Well smart ass, since you asked, I've been there, in my late teens/early 20s. Didn't know any better. Then a wise man said to me, "You can tell who your friends really are by the ones who stick with you through the bad times as well as the good times."

[@fyisic]

Kira with another banger, great day today.

[@mayor-o1w]

Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and :nvesting with her has been amazing.

[@anilhettiarachci8467]

Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!

[@FreyaFreya3]

Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to grow my portfolio and plan my retirement

[@mayor-o1w]

@@FreyaFreya3 Sarah Jennine Davis is highly recommended You most likely should get her basic info when you search her on your browser.

[@วิทยาคงกะพันธ์]

​@@mayor-o1wHow do I access her ? I really need this

[@mayor-o1w]

+156

[@kidpresident_1475]

This is one of my favorite stories now covered by my favorite KZbin channel. Big ups Kira ❤

[@jasonkanen7113]

You see in this kind of stories almost all the time the guy gets caught because they get sloppy

[@biggiesmalls3096]

You just have to make one mistake.

[@Sigh_chedelic]

I suppose we wouldn’t be seeing if if they weren’t

[@davefil6102]

i learned about bitcoin on coast to coast radio back in the day, silk road too

[@John-mf6ky]

RIP Art Bell

[@alldayeveryJA]

​@John-mf6ky damn. When did art bell die? I haven't heard that show in what seems like decades

[@mr.nuna916]

I promise you, all his wealth isn't gone. They missed SOMETHING for sure. Only a year? That's crazy. He got out and is just waiting for the right time to retrieve what was missed. He moved so much money around both digitally and physically. There's just no way they got it all.

[@glubgawd7393]

Makes you wonder if Jimmy really is smart af and is playing the long game so he can actually access some of the money

[@AqeelIbn]

@@glubgawd7393 Hmmmm…..

[@user-vt3vo1yd3v]

He literally is working as an uber driver now, he lost all his friends, he has no money left.

[@tudorstoica9691]

I think the fact that he got just one year shows they found all the money and the case is closed. This documentary is so detailed because the feds got all this info on him, and painted a perfect picture. They know exactly how much money the drug lord was stolen for, how much Jimmy spent during these years and how much they found in his house. If the numbers didn't add up, and he refused to collaborate and explain where the missing money is, I'm sure they wouldn't just give him a year and let him walk off.

[@S.T.A.550]

​@@user-vt3vo1yd3vsounds like a great plan to stay under the radar for awhile.... Clearly I don't know what he has or doesn't have, but if I got a ton of money and want to pretend I don't, is definitely be driving Uber an shit like that to keep up the facade😂

[@sputumtube]

It's the old story - "pride comes before a fall".....

[@strongfoot2009]

Very old story!. Recycle stories for a buck is just another idea online.

[@XBluDiamondX]

I think his need to be validated and accepted by others motivated him more than pride did.

[@Eldnoa]

Jimmy shoulda just went to the gym and lived comfortably on the low spending just what he needs to be cozy

[@itisjustacomment]

Greedy

[@IndicatedGoodLife]

If you decide between everything or nothing it really tends to be a binary question. You guys now would scream to seatle but given the opportunity you would struggle with the same question.

[@lovablevietboy]

@@IndicatedGoodLife After watching videos like this, I would save everything somewhere safe first so if anything went down I would be good one day lol

[@Blisterdude123]

People who don't earn their wealth don't value their wealth. They need others to value them for having it. And their need to expand that wealth they don't value becomes a bottomless hunger.

[@OiledLabia]

Hindsight is 2020

[@skuttle7107]

The funny thing is that if he had waited just a few more years, the statute of limitations for wire fraud could have passed and he might have evaded prison altogether

[@justinduran1]

There's a million ifs with this guy. If he wouldn't have called the cops initially, if he liquidated his crypto and didn't keep it on a thumb drive, if he didn't blow half a million at bars, if he didn't consent to law enforcement sitting next to him and seeing his crypto wallet, if he didn't register his real name with an exchange, if he knew how to launder money, if he knew how to lay low after committing one of the biggest robin hood heists of all time. His biggest flaw was being too nice and too desperate for attention.

[@char1211]

​@@justinduran1 In what way was he too nice?

[@justinduran1]

@char1211 He was extremely nice and forthcoming with law enforcement as well as everyone that he came across out at bars. There's things that aren't mentioned in this video but he essentially took money from drug dealers and gave out the money to people at bars. He would buy everyones drinks and let people take advantage of him buy borrowing money from him whenever. He consistently helped out the law enforcement in his town and welcomed them into his house with open arms while he was under investigation.

[@char1211]

@@justinduran1 Oh ok! I figured he paid for a lot of people's drinks and such but I would chalk that up to "being too desperate for attention" so that's why I asked. I can see how being too nice was also part of his downfall now!

[@joelwillems4081]

​@@justinduran1Yeah, this one is subpar on the subject. One of his ftriends talk about him paying for a first class vacation and given his friends thousands in spending cash.

[@itisjustacomment]

Another great video , well paced and jimmy, is fascinating character.

[@RayvenLunaNite]

As if that one trace wasn't lead enough for the authorities, he practically confessed by showing his btc wallet to actual police... (chorus of facepalms)

[@Sc9cvsd]

Yep crazy he thought it was a good idea to flaunt a 9-10 sum of stolen bitcoin to the police. As if a kid having 9-10 figures of btc wouldn't attract massive attention

[@patrickglinski329]

Your analysis of jimmy throughout the video is so spot on. How you mentioned it was first just technological interest. It matches so closely how my interest in this stuff went in those early years.. great work

[@Laurenelizo]

Ik how he feels.. I could of had thousands of BTC in 2005 but ignored it

[@CollaateraL]

Omg yes. I clicked so fast. Thanks brother

[@Shroud66]

This right here is the type of story that inspires characters like Daniel Wormald from Better Call Saul.

[@erklesnerp]

just discovered you two videos ago and already one of my new favorite channels

[@sinetic147]

Less than 1% of this guy's wealth would completely change my life

[@user-Thirteen12]

$ will make ur life miserable

[@rsorry]

Love these crypto documentaries! 🔥

[@linctest326]

heard this story like 4 times now ty

[@Itskilo]

Well done Ash, another banger.

[@Pexodus11]

Just one of many crimes that could've been gotten away with if the person just didn't talk about it

[@CloudCoderChap]

Although BTC isn’t untraceable. It isn’t magic per se. XMR is truly untraceable and is widely used now where BTC used to be.

[@panamaJ]

He had millions as it was. He should have just transferred the stolen funds to multiple charities.

[@SaltareObscurum]

That is like the MegaUpload Guy. Or the McAfee Guy. Maybe you can make a Video about these too. Insane story’s

[@MrRhoidRage]

Mcafee is wild, a lot of conspiracy around that one

[@SharmV]

@@MrRhoidRage too much scat fetish and ketamine or whatever he was snortin

[@mrbubbles6468]

@@MrRhoidRageI mean, dude was quite obviously murdered.

[@RayvenLunaNite]

Check the video uploads or search kiratv McAfee/megaupload guy. See if he has already

[@SaltareObscurum]

@@MrRhoidRage True. Dude was like a wanna be Warlord for a while. 😂 Fk Crazy

[@dasoslukos]

I LIVE in Athens, GA & work in the IT field. How'd I NOT know about this??? LOL

[@SorenHume]

Aaaand who is tracking what the Feds did with that $3.4B?....... Jimmy probably would have put it to better use.

[@jhonGze]

i wonder, what are they doing with those BTC

[@CatsMeowPaw]

He may have received only one year in jail, but everyone knows who he is now. Including the people he stole from.

[@aronvarga7018]

DPR, the person he stole the money from, is currently serving life in prison.

[@glue-sniffer]

So he got a year in prison for stealing from silk road ? That's crazy

[@pvshka]

Yeo. Stealing illegal money is like double the crime, basically.

[@poolhalljunkie9]

@pvshka Only for us. The federal government does it all of the time.

[@pvshka]

@@poolhalljunkie9 that goes without saying

[@jerkface38]

​@@pvshkahe didn't actually steal it though. He found the exploit, notified silk road and was told he could keep it. No theft.

[@nichan008]

@@pvshka It was only a year, more like two crimes make a slap on the wrist.

[@Shadowslave604]

jimmy could have been set for life if he had laid low. i will never understand the need to be the centre of attention and flash all that cash. lmao.

[@aoh4905]

He probably regrets it. Honestly in my early 20s I would have that kind of mindset too. Now in my late 30's no way I'm going to be flashy. I'll just take out an extra 20-50k a year for "extra' income lol

[@XBluDiamondX]

He didn't even need the stolen Bitcoin, if he used what he had legitimately smartly.

[@Noname23489]

@@XBluDiamondXfacts kid could of taken his 18M he made Legit and parked it at a 5% high yield savings and been set for life living off 900k a year interest smh

[@PushaDee]

@@Noname23489 Probably not something you think about when you have 3 billion dollars worth of Bitcoin.

[@Markyroson]

Love your stuff! Glad to see your channel really growing.

[@mynameisnobody211]

He should have just left the States and gone to a non extradition country and lived happily ever after.

[@sgeazy]

Your Ashley Madison video is used for an example in my cyber security college course on insider threats.

[@BIPHOBIC7]

0:04 On the surface...... he looks calm and ready

[@namebrandlabel]

Too much spaghetti

[@MoonlitWood]

I don't know if this one got taken down or if I've just seen this story from another creator but always glad to see a Kira upload regardless.

[@x1p00]

probably reupload thought the same.

[@iRock_750]

The government took Jimmys 3 billion dollars and Jimmy had to spend one year in prison for all the government hard work. 😁

[@JaredFleischer]

I love these dark web stories. There’s so many of them and we probably don’t/won’t even know the half of it!

[@abc-dk3md]

imagine having 3B$ and call police for 400k 😂

[@Sc9cvsd]

Having $3B in STOLEN bitcoin that is 😂

[@Urban_Flux]

you do keep telling the stories well my friend! ;O)

[@branjimguy]

Always quality

[@mikeforeal3216]

Luv ur storytelling bro💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@ArcherLium]

Keep making these hacker stories videos

[@Darien_England]

This is gonna be a great watch

[@kavinh10]

deja vu? i thought for sure kira already made a video on this guy

[@Squirrelex]

Only a year in prison? And got to live a rich person's life for longer than that? That might be worth it

[@MarvelHaitian]

Today that would be close to 5 billion

[@wvguy7238]

1 year and 1 day in federal prison means he gets 47 days good time and up to 6 months halfway house, but people with that short of time usually get 1-3 months, meaning he'd serve at most 9.5 months in prison. Likely a federal prison camp, which is eaaaaassssy time.

[@RobertInTheCloud]

Great video again 👍🏻

[@8alltime]

Perhaps the worst part is that he admitted he only got laid one time during all this and that was when he paid the women. Imagine spending so much cash and living the ‘high’ life and not even be able to get laid without paying a couple times.

[@will_5053]

Love your videos man!

[@bipolarminddroppings]

0:11 "Tell me you're filthy rich without telling me"

[@momsaid]

The traceability is also why Silk Road should have adopted an anonymous coin like Monero(if it still is) Theres no such thing as a physical Bitcoin. Like they exist but they dont have value over the material and novelty

[@Raymond-j3x]

I noticed this at 8:01. "if the exchange didn't cooperate with law enforcement". Here's the thing fellas NO ONE cooperates with law enforcement, Until They Do.

[@t0m_mcc]

Except for lavabit. Fair dues

[@stee8345]

I love all your Dark Web videos 😊

[@V-187]

Who thinks this guy had one real solid friend that didnt want access to his money?? Maybe his mom, b4 she demanded the benz

[@kevzilla2336]

Well thats disappointing. Thought Jimmy would actually "hack" Silk Road. This is the equivalent to that Chase bank tik-tok glitch lol. I literally did what Jimmy did to Taco Bell back when their app was just released. They had a glitch where if you removed a item that was discounted, the discount would persist. Add item, add coupon, remove item, balance is now negative. Repeat until you have enough negative balance to get free Taco Bell. The only difference was I just wanted free tacos, I wasn't stupid enough to mess with criminals and the IRS.

[@karlpower5476]

I was sitting through this thinking this was going to end in Jimmy's assassination from a drug lord 😂

[@ZebofZebYT]

Do you think the story is over?

[@philipppatzen3]

he stole from darknet pirates and arguably, subconsciously turned him self in. digital robin hood with less donations. see him kinda as a hero : )

[@ttvownalone3085]

this guy needs a movie. what a fucking G.

[@carolynrjackson]

This is absolutely wild, and I am only half way through the video! I also wish I had got in early on Bitcoin 😢

[@alastairkristoffersen110]

Only a year in prison?! He must have sang like a canary. He's got to be working for the federal government now...

[@OrgaNik_Music]

Eh, he stole from a criminal

[@truthseeker2222]

@@OrgaNik_Music Yeah its BS thats even a crime. When the gov does it, its a seizure and they are hero's. A civilian does it, goes to jail, and has 3 billion "seized" now from them. Brutal.

[@DavidKen878]

He didn't spend the money.

[@XBluDiamondX]

​@@DavidKen878 That didn't matter. He could have been sentenced to up to 20 years for wire fraud, but the judge decided to be lenient. Zhong got incredibly lucky.

[@DavidKen878]

@@XBluDiamondX It does matter. What are you talking about? It makes a huge difference. Also just because you are facing up to 20 years doesn't mean the judge is being lenient if you don't get the full 20. Federal guidelines play a big part in determining someone's sentence.

[@BSSXProMix]

Was just searching to pass 30min you're a god Kira, now if you excuse me i have to watch this masterpiece

[@MarksmanSpecialist]

right place at the right time and also wrong place at the wrong time.

[@antondovydaitis2261]

Both the same.

[@D0NU75]

"Here lies Jimmy, had all the money in the world and not from start to end ever looked good"

[@Lilith_Xolaani]

6:15 "Sentiment that bitcoin was money laundering" 7:35 You... just described money laundering. I just gotta say: Whenever I think you can't possibly outdo yourself, you keep outdoing yourself with both the script and the editing. I'm in awe.

[@kredoros3856]

It's not really money laundering,just because you unlink the bitcoin from the initial account doesn't mean it's now clean and useable,money laundering is mixing illegal money with legal money most commonly through a business

[@uilulyili2026]

you don't know what money laundering is

[@2dumd2live]

Excellent quality documentary as usual

[@0dayCTF]

Jimmy messed up big time 😂

[@dreamworldtony]

Ok ok ok!! Kira upload let’s go. Just brushed my teeth boutta chug orange juice

[@Losthisbeans]

Honey, put the kids to sleep. Kira just dropped😮

[@JenniferFidel-k1y]

I Just realized that the secret to making a million is saving for better trades. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money trading. For example last year I Traded with 10k in Crypto and made about $146k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million

[@mraj8372]

Always enjoy these

[@rickymad8498]

This guy needs a movie

[@jackoalltrades5510]

Intelligent? Yes. Smart? Nope.

[@ZeinErsyad]

ah, hello, so you talk about games in this channel ya, been waiting on your TV channels for talking about games again. good news for me found this channel :)

[@Bitcoin.69]

Damn Brody - this craaazzyyy

[@bt4582]

I don’t understand. I thought he made the money that he spent legitimately except for that one transaction at the end that was for a small amount linked to Silk Road. I hope he gets a job programming or doing legit work as a computer genius and learns that real friends would not only hang out with him bc of how much money he has/spends.

[@momsaid]

He stole money from drug dealers? Why the fuck is this even prosecuted

[@XraynPR]

the thing Im most impressed with it that anatomy of the right guy in the red shirt at 13:29

[@johnreidmusic]

his arm? haha fun illusion

[@darionbuck4614]

There's another guy in red right behind him

[@NoRezos]

@@darionbuck4614 Wow, seriously didn't realise that. Like, how the f his shoulder like that

[@bokka409]

Hope he did hide some cash in diffrent locations.

[@Dadplusloans]

Great preso Kira!

[@alldayeveryJA]

I met Jimmy looking like an asian scarface from the scene where pacino headbanged himself into the powder....this was in a club in NYC, at a table that cost $50,000 for the night and surrounded by a sea of bobbleheads. I took one of them home that night. She been my wife for 11 years. Thanks again Jimmy! I had a great night!!

[@hughjass3971]

😭😭😭

[@mrmotofy]

Yea sure

[@TheDidit]

Bullshit

[@adamwilliams9487]

Cap

[@Libalah-fd9iq]

Top tier presale just begun. I think Cortux is one of the most promissing projects year to date.

[@Gizmologist_]

FYI, The patents for bitcoin were developed by IBM and are now owned by the NSA

[@Griff_Is_Real]

But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy!

[@misslawless6021]

I feel bad for this guy, he just wanted to be valued. Not to mention he stole from people who were evil, so really he is just Robin Hood

[@blueberrypoptart2349]

Jimmy just wanted what we all want even as a kid. A friend, good upbringing. If he had those simple things he might not have been the way he was, I actually like Jimmy, seems like a likable, decent guy with a few problems he made for himself along the way.

[@PushaDee]

I think Jimmy wanted a little more than that.

[@dougray30]

Oh good, a Labor Day Kira deep-dive!

[@bobcreature2127]

Lmao the Mercedes he was flexing was ancient even back when this occurred.

[@BillAnt]

It's a sentimental thing even if it's old.

[@bobcreature2127]

@@BillAnt Oh no, does he have KZbin accounts too? Are you him? It can be sentimental, but to flex a car like that when you have millions, albeit not very liquid, is pretty silly. Not to mention, afaik, there isn't anything special about that model. Not like it was an SLR Mclaren or an SLS AMG.

[@BillAnt]

@@bobcreature2127 - #Loaded :D :D

[@lilbabyflame]

If this story is true this is an awesome video

[@backpackingtony1779]

What’s Jimmy doing now? I doubt he’s sitting quietly at a desk job. Not with an ego like his.

[@Sc9cvsd]

Probably living off the bitcoin they didnt seize. I think its highly unlikely he didnt hide at least some bitcoin on harddrives away from the house that weren't found

[@fartgoobermonkey1667]

honestly that dude was balling and i'd have nothing against him