FBI searched Kraken co-founder’s home in March: Report
The trio notified The NYT that the FBI and the U.S. Attorneys Office for the Northern District of California has actually been investigating Powell because “at least” September.Electronic gadgets were apparently taken from Powells home in Brentwood, Los Angeles as part of the search.” An inside view of Verge Center for the Arts, which was established by Powell. Source: Verge Center for the ArtsCointelegraph reached out to Jesse Powell for comment but did not get an instant response.Related: Former FTX exec Ryan Salames home browsed by FBI: Report Powell apparently founded the Sacramento-based arts group in 2007.
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) supposedly searched the home of Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell in March as part of an investigation into claims he hacked and cyber-stalked a nonprofit arts group.It is claimed that Powell hindered computer system accounts by obstructing access to emails and other messages from contributors of Verge Center for the Arts– the non-profit Powell established, according to a July 6 report from The New york city Times, mentioning 3 people with understanding on that matter.The F.B.I. browsed the home of the cryptocurrency executive Jesse Powell in March. https://t.co/NRnK99cts7— NYT Service (@nytimesbusiness) July 6, 2023
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