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9/11 victims claim bitcoins seized from Chinese-Iranian mining pool

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Victims and families of victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack filed a statement of interest in BTC previously seized by the US government from the LuBian.com mining pool. The filing references another suit that claims that LuBian was operated by the Iran and China Investment Development Group. The...

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DiarioBitcoin

11-S Victims Claim 127,271 BTC Seized From LuBian

Family members and victims of the September 11 attacks filed a statement of interest to claim part of 127,271 BTC seized by the U.S. Government from LuBian. The dispute revolves around the alleged Iranian links of the pool and the diverse origin that the authorities attribute to the funds.

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Sept. 11 Claimants Seek Interest in 127,271 Bitcoin Forfeiture Case

The claimants cite more than $671 million in judgments against Iran, but no ruling awarding them any portion of the Bitcoin was identified.

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Crypto Economy

9/11 Victims Seek $671M From U.S. Bitcoin Seizure

TL;DR 95 victims and family members are seeking legal rights to 127,271 Bitcoin held by the U.S. government in a civil forfeiture case. The claimants hold court judgments exceeding $671 million against Iran over its alleged responsibility for deaths linked to the September 11 attacks. The dispute involves the LuBian mining pool and other allegedly ...

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