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Bro got pulled over for speeding in a white Rolls Royce Cullinan and accidentally exposed a $13 million crypto fraud operation; His name is Trenton Richard David Johnston, a Canadian who was 19 when charged and had overstayed his US visa while living in Miami. Prosecutors say he and his accomplices impersonated Google, Trezor and crypto support staff, convincing victims that their accounts were under attack before stealing access to their wallets. One victim first lost around $41,000 in ETH. Weeks later, another victim in California was manipulated into losing approximately 185 BTC, worth about $13 million at the time. No blockchain exploit, just social engineering and a convincing phone call. Johnston then allegedly burned roughly $1.2 million in only 2 months o; private jets, jewellery, luxury rentals, nightlife, 2 BMWs, a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, a North Miami mansion and flights for 2 girls from New York. His accomplice, Brandon Michael Tardibone, owned an exotic car rental business and allegedly helped turn the stolen crypto into the luxury lifestyle. Then Johnston got caught speeding. (For real!) Police found 21 suspected amphetamine tablets and seized his phone, computer and handwritten notes, which reportedly connected him to the entire operation. He has now pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering, surrendered around 53.16 BTC and 275.23 ETH, and agreed to deportation to Canada after sentencing. Prosecutors are recommending 51 to 63 months in prison in return for his cooperation. Imagine stealing 185 BTC through social engineering, living like a billionaire at 19, and destroying the entire operation because you could not drive a Rolls Royce without speeding.

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