Scammers Get Arrested

After 2 years, 8 videos, 120 minutes of documentation... it finally happened.

Safemoon Executives have been indicted by the department of justice and FBI.
Braden John Karony and Thomas Glenn Smith have been arrested, while Kyle Nagy is still at large.

See the charges yourself!
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3D Artist: Ed Leszczynski @LeszczynskiEd
Video Editor: Harry Bagg @HarryRBagg

This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it the "opportunity of a lifetime."

[Coffeezilla]

EDIT: WHAT A DAY! SAM BANKMAN FRIED HAS ALSO JUST BEEN CONVICTED OF ALL COUNTS. SCAMMERS DROPPING LIKE FLIES😂

Original post: i hate being sappy but...sincerely thank you all for supporting. 🥳
many safemoon investors woke up because of our videos...i'm very proud of that.
this community makes a small but meaningful difference in the world.

[DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

The feeling of vindication from Coffee is palpable

[embyrr]

I'm so glad SBF embarrassed the government badly enough that regulators started actually doing their job.

[kft]

At this point the SEC and FBI should just be officially subscribed to Coffeezilla

[BrotherNeuro]

Scammers must live in fear everytime they see Coffee has uploaded a new video

[donworryboutit]

I like the idea of Coffee having a trophy room full of framed lawsuit threats against him.

[cheezemonkeyeater]

"He was just arrested in Utah."
*remembers hearing something about someone in the next city over being arrested on some kind of money crime charge.
Oh, so that's what that fuss was all about.

[LivingFire_BurningFlame]

We need more people on Earth like Coffee to continue exposing the negative side of the internet as well as bringing these bad people to justice.

[thegray]

Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes its suspenders.

[karmatraining]

As a photography enthusiast, I'm pleased to see that CoffeeZilla's lighting setup and chroma keying technology have risen to Hollywood levels, that shit isn't easy to get that good

[jahazielvazquez]

Coffee has straight up become the Batman/Holmes of the internet!

Few years ago, scammers would laugh in his face, and blatantly admit their crimes to him. Now a days, getting an interview with him, is almost the equivalent of getting caught up in a murder interrogation with detectives.

[zeitheisteternal]

You should DEFINITELY frame that cease and desist letter. Make a little shrine(s) to those kinds of interactions and offer regular gratitude and reverence to it

[coolwaghmare]

Protect this guy at all costs.... Amazing work Coffee 🐐

[davidstegbauer]

It's like these people don't understand how fraud hurts us both as a society and as individuals. We lose trust in each other and the ability to make those connections when lying becomes standard practice.

[chrisandandreshow]

There must be a great sense of vindication seeing these scammers finally get charged with actual crimes!

[SirSicCrusader]

Slowly but surely the law is catching up to these guys, and I have to say, couldn't of happened to more deserving people.

[arasuka]

I’m glad all your effort in documenting and exposing them didn’t go to waste. Seriously great job Coffee.

[tonytaskforce]

Well done indeed. Many more such triumphs against fraud and crookedness. 👍👍

[christophervelez]

The most righteous internet detective does all of his Karmas by getting these scammers highlighted! They need to pay you Coffeezilla!

[barbza]

can you imagine being on the run from the FBI and SEC? it’s very easy to NOT do that lol