In this article, we are going to share a new case. This case is currently trending on the Internet. One disgraced NRL star, Hayne, reportedly lost $780k in prison. This was a huge Bitcoin scam. Defendant NRL player Jarryd Hayne allegedly fell for a $780,000 Bitcoin fraud by one of his fellow inmates. According to the allegations, Ishan Seenar Sappideen told Hayne, a man convicted of rape, that he had made millions of dollars investing with Australian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brooke. According to the source, the scammer convinced Hayne and other inmates that investing with him would yield significant rewards. Sappideen was found guilty of defrauding his friends and family of $4.6 million through a Ponzi scheme, and is currently serving up to 12 years.
Hayne Jail Scam
According to experts, between 2020 and 2022, Hayne and at least six other inmates at Cooma jail sent the Sydney Grammar alumnus more than $2 million. Due to concerns for his safety after allegations of his behavior prompted Corrective Services NSW investigations, Sappideen was transferred to a different prison. According to a CSNSW spokesperson who spoke to The Daily Telegraph, earlier this year CSNSW intelligence officers learned of allegations that an inmate at Cooma Correctional Center was trying to coerce and counsel other inmates into carry out transactions in the financial markets. More information about this case has been written in the next paragraph, so please scroll down to the next paragraph now. So, now let’s continue this article in the next paragraph.
Since then, the accused prisoner’s security classification has been changed to allow for more supervision and less freedom. The authorities’ Correctional Intelligence Unit receives information about suspected criminal activity from CSNSW and shares it with the appropriate state and federal authorities. According to the claims, someone outside of jail who had access to Hayne’s bank accounts wired the money from him.
After being found guilty of raping a woman in her home in October 2019 and receiving a prison sentence of five years and nine months, Hayne was detained in Cooma. She was granted a new trial after winning an appeal in February 2022, but on May 12 she was convicted once again and sentenced to at least three years in prison. So this was all about this case. We have shared every detail of this case with you. So, stay tuned to pkb news for more informative news like this.
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