Add this link to Marshall Long vitals: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1303147.0

In re the U$153M sum, at one point it was over U$200M not counting BCH, Bitcoin Gold, and all the alts, but rest assured that Paul Vernon is still looking into "The Event" (helluva name for a crypto movie).

I still can't get over how Lorie Nettles was versed in intelligence in the US Army but didn't have a fuckin clue as to what her husband was doin' in spite of her and him owning past entities that scammed their former user base. Hey, maybe Paul took a page out of Sonny Vleisides' book and convinced her that he's "on a good track now."

Further, I'm still taken aback that Jeff Ownby of Sonny's BFL used to work for the same outfit that BitJohn's grandfather founded. What are the fuckin odds with that? The same as Jeff and Sonny operating legit sportsbooks?

And if you think that's crazy, wait till you read about two dudes killing themselves after helping start LFC ran by Sonny and his real dad, James Ray Houston ...

And the four travelers all decided to put their money where their mouths were by becoming founding grantors of  Laissez Faire City and two of them leapt off a bridge just to seal it in style. As I hung there dangling above the river still 100 feet below I reflected that an existing founder had jumped FIRST. Now how many businesses have that kind of chutzpah? Look at what they have to offer and decide for yourself....

Four founders at a bridge including Sonny and his dad. Two jumped. Guess which two didn't.

Don't worry, it gets crazier. Another dude affiliated with LFC supposedly died in Costa Rica. I, among reliable others, believe he's still alive. What was his claim of fame, you ask? This (among others): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Orlin_Grabbe#The_End_of_Ordinary_Money

JOG was also editor of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Orlin_Grabbe#Laissez_Faire_City_Times. Who do you think was the original editor? Hint: Sonny Vleisides.

Now, if you or I ripped off the elderly to the tune of U$50M, what do you think are sentence would be once caught? In Sonny's case, a U$100 (not a misprint) fine and three years probation. What happened when Sonny broke his probation again? Two more years of probation and a promise that he'll end up behind bars. What happened when Sonny broke his subsequent probation?