Jason/Bruno,

It's possible they flooded Tor with zombie nodes to try and triangulate his
position. Lots of nodes have come online recently and it looks like it's
due to a zombie network, however the court docs say the gov had access to
his account and knew who he was since July this year. I think the border
control intercepted his docs, when they confronted him about these false
indentities, he said

42.a.ii

ULBRICHT voluneered that "hypothetically" anyone could go onto a website
named "Silk Road" on "Tor" and purchase any drugs or fake identity documents

which obviously set some alarm bell ringing. It looks more like this was
real world detective work than breaking into tor, they also managed to get
server docs to stackoverflow and some drug forums from quite a while ago,
which shows that anything you do on the internet isn't private.

Mark,

misogyny and infidelity are somewhat understandable, I doubt satoshi really
had a dark background, and nether did DPR, until he started.

It seems he got in over his head, panicked and ended up sinking into darker
and darker places, something I know only too well after watching breaking
bad.



On 3 October 2013 18:34, Jason King <beinghomelessisnotacrime@???>wrote:

> I think we need to think very hard about the possibility of parallel
> construction before ruling out the government using extraordinary measur to
> shutter silk road.
>
> Jason
> On Oct 3, 2013 12:30 PM, "Robert Williamson" <bobalot@???> wrote:
>
>> I have to agree with Vitalik here, I had the impression that DPR was a
>> satoshi-like libertarian, who created something great and profited very
>> well from it.
>>
>> Unfortunately he seems much darker than that, it's likely the two hits he
>> called were people scamming him. But he also solicited undercover agents to
>> torture and murder an "employee".
>>
>> Court docs here, if anyone wants a read. It seems they found him via
>> intercepting an international with fake ids in and looking at forums posts
>> and stackoverflow questions, so it looks like Tor still works... Maybe.
>>
>>
>> http://www1.icsi.berkeley.edu/~nweaver/UlbrichtCriminalComplaint.pdf
>>
>>
>> Bob
>>
>>
>>
>> On 3 October 2013 12:14, Jason King <beinghomelessisnotacrime@???>wrote:
>>
>>> The reality is, we will probably never know the truth here. I would be
>>> extremely surprised if DPR is ever allowed to explain himself on any of
>>> this. And the very nature of how the Silk Road was run leads to far too
>>> much leeway on the governments part in getting to tell the narrative here.
>>>
>>> Look who is telling this story. And think of their credibility and
>>> hypocrisy.
>>>
>>> How many drone strikes were ordered just since yesterday?
>>>
>>> None of us are perfect. We are all an individual weaving of light and
>>> dark. We all have the capability to do horror and wonder. And very often we
>>> do both. But, there is a concept of innocent until PROVEN guilty.
>>>
>>> I think this is a community of people that want proof not hyperbole, no?
>>>
>>> Show it to me in the blockchain.
>>>
>>> Jason
>>> On Oct 3, 2013 5:51 AM, "Juraj Bednar" <juraj@???> wrote:
>>>
>>>> "The consensus so far on the hit is that DPR was scammed. After the
>>>> first dispute with FriendlyChemist, another user named redandwhite
>>>> independently contacted DPR claiming that he was a vendor to whom
>>>> FriendlyChemist owed money. After a bit of back and forth, he got
>>>> $150,000 and DPR got a picture of a “dead” victim. However, Canadian
>>>> authorities say there are no similar homicides or disappearances that
>>>> match the location and timeframe."
>>>>
>>>> This is clearly very easy to verify - was there or was there not a
>>>> victim? It's a matter for a phonecall for FBI (they may as well have it
>>>> in a fucking shared database). For investigation that was not cheap and
>>>> an effort of lots of people, releasing the "murder" information would
>>>> serve them pretty well, because of the public opinion.
>>>>
>>>> I don't say he is good or bad and I don't say he did or did not attempt
>>>> to murder anyone, because I don't know. And that's the same for all of
>>>> us on this list, I suppose.
>>>>
>>>> There's no need to make up our minds yet. The guy that was arrested is
>>>> in custody, the silk road is not functioning and there's not much to do
>>>> about it right now. I guess we can wait three months and then make up
>>>> our minds. It's a much saner choice than to follow each and every bit of
>>>> news (biased one way or another, working with speculation and
>>>> information carefully released, filtered and probably manipulated by the
>>>> FBI).
>>>>
>>>> Juraj.
>>>>
>>>>
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