If I get as many people on board as I can, we have a strong case.
In simple terms, I believe that Yaqub told lies to get money and then did whatever he wanted with it. These were funds invested in his company to develop DeOS; not to spend as if it was his own money.
Yaqub is still living in Northern Ireland and we have £935,000 restrained (effectively frozen) that he has not got access to.
If we get him convicted, his victims will be compensated.
Given that this effectively serves to prove that Jawad Joya (Yaqub) did actually collect a not-insubstantial amount of money through this scam I have to say that I am somewhat surprised at the lack of involvement in this thread from those investors. Asides from a few people saying here that they lost a bitcoin or two to this fraud, there has been such a dearth of torch-bearing pitchfork-waving victims that I was beginning to suspect he hadn't actually raised much from this con.
It would suggest that a large proportion of victims aren't bitcointalk users and were conned directly through the fraudulent PR articles and Razormind website.
They may be unaware of the criminal case being brought against Jawad (& Co?) and the chance of recovering some of their funds.