UK Court Orders Seizure of Crime Boss Alexander Surin’s $4.3 Million in Bitcoin
UK court has ordered the seizure of approximately $4.3 million worth of Bitcoin belonging to criminal mastermind Alexander Surin (also known as Don Car-Leone), as he was unable to prove that these encrypted assets were obtained through legal means. This decision was made after an investigation into Surin's financial transactions, which were related to his criminal activities. Surin was convicted of drug trafficking in France in 2015 and fled to Dubai, where his substantial wealth, including luxury cars and properties in London, were confiscated by authorities.
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