Judge hits Chinese crypto scammer who helped swindle $37 million from U.S. victims with 46 month sentence
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Chinese Man Sentenced for Scamming $37 Million in Crime Ring
The United States sentenced Chinese citizen Jingliang “James” Su to 46 months for his role in a digital crime ring that scammed 174 Americans, prosecutors announced on Jan. 27. Su was a resident of the United Arab Emirates and worked with co-conspirators, including American and Chinese citizens, who resided in California, Mexico, Cambodia, and China, according to court documents. He is the eighth of the co-conspirators indicted and third to plea…
Chinese National Sentenced To 46 Months For Laundering Millions Stolen From U.S. Investors - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
A Chinese national has been sentenced to nearly four years in U.S. federal prison for laundering tens of millions of dollars stolen from American investors through a large‑scale digital asset investment scam run from Southeast Asia. On Tuesday, Chinese citizen Jingliang Su received a 46‑month prison sentence for his role in laundering more than $36.9 million in victim funds tied to an international cryptocurrency fraud scheme operated from scam …
Meet Jingliang Su, Chinese man gets 46 months sentence for $36.9M crypto scam
Chinese national Jingliang Su was sentenced to 46 months in US prison for laundering $36.9M in a USDT-based pig-butchering scheme that funneled victim funds via Deltec to Cambodia. A US federal court has sentenced Chinese national Jingliang Su to 46…
U.S. Court Sentences Crypto Launderer in $37M Pig-Butchering Scheme More Stories ETHNews
A U.S. federal court has sentenced Jingliang Su, a 45-year-old Chinese national, to 46 months in prison for his role in laundering tens of millions of dollars stolen from victims of cryptocurrency investment scams. The sentence follows a guilty plea tied to a sophisticated international fraud operation that targeted American victims through so-called “pig butchering” schemes. U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner also ordered Su to pay more than …
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