[Dismas]

Of all the people, I'm surprised they didn't have him work as an informant instead.

[darkninja1980]

I would not help this guy at all.

[Tibo inc]

Well the silk road dealt with murder, human trafficking, drugs and weapons. I think the sentence is harsh but if you think about it, the silk road is responsible for A LOT of illegal trafficking.

However, he wasn't responsible nor accountable for the actions of others- It's their decision on how they used the service.

In my view, the sentencing Is ridiculous.

I did read somewhere that he hired a few hitmen, that failed. He also did deal with some of the stuff I believe, but he mostly delegated.

I believe the way he got caught was a fbi/cia (something like that) pretended to be a legit buyer, and was messaging Ross directly.

[Dismas]

Well the silk road dealt with murder, human trafficking, drugs and weapons. I think the sentence is harsh but if you think about it, the silk road is responsible for A LOT of illegal trafficking.

However, he wasn't responsible nor accountable for the actions of others- It's their decision on how they used the service.

In my view, the sentencing Is ridiculous.

I did read somewhere that he hired a few hitmen, that failed. He also did deal with some of the stuff I believe, but he mostly delegated.

I believe the way he got caught was a fbi/cia (something like that) pretended to be a legit buyer, and was messaging Ross directly.

The majority of "hitmen" were con-artists, like the one in this article:
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/kill-lis...web-hitmen

I don't think I've heard of any cases where services were legitimate, though I suppose you wouldn't if they were successful.

[Tibo inc]

However, he wasn't responsible nor accountable for the actions of others- It's their decision on how they used the service.

In my view, the sentencing Is ridiculous.

I did read somewhere that he hired a few hitmen, that failed. He also did deal with some of the stuff I believe, but he mostly delegated.

I believe the way he got caught was a fbi/cia (something like that) pretended to be a legit buyer, and was messaging Ross directly.

The majority of "hitmen" were con-artists, like the one in this article:
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/kill-lis...web-hitmen

I don't think I've heard of any cases where services were legitimate, though I suppose you wouldn't if they were successful.

Wow, that was a good read. I am surprised at the stupidity of some people on the Internet. I have read countless articles about how it is practically impossible to be completely anonymous online, even through tor.

[darkninja1980]

I did read somewhere that he hired a few hitmen, that failed. He also did deal with some of the stuff I believe, but he mostly delegated.

I believe the way he got caught was a fbi/cia (something like that) pretended to be a legit buyer, and was messaging Ross directly.

The majority of "hitmen" were con-artists, like the one in this article:
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/kill-lis...web-hitmen

I don't think I've heard of any cases where services were legitimate, though I suppose you wouldn't if they were successful.

Wow, that was a good read. I am surprised at the stupidity of some people on the Internet. I have read countless articles about how it is practically impossible to be completely anonymous online, even through tor.

yes I agree with you as well.

[mothered]

I didn't think too highly of Trump In his early days of presidency, but I've grown to like the way he handles his role.

[brutuspence]

justice system is rather crazy no. Given trump's personality i have a feeling he might get a pardon afterall