Quote from: lorix on March 27, 2014, 06:50:57 AM

Quote from: boumalo on March 27, 2014, 06:31:24 AM

Quote from: smoothie on March 27, 2014, 05:35:06 AM

Topic of this thread is stupid. His family has nothing to do with it.

The topic scared me a little bit since it seems like an illegal manhunt but if you think about it, knowing where his family live can help locate him in case he flees

That's the point. I'm not suggesting a illegal mob with pitchforks approach but rather use whatever legal options are available to apply pressure where it may be most effective. There have been examples in the past of people transferring assets and property into the name of spouses and children to try and circumvent proceedings so everything should be considered here. Especially in light of the fact (according to the article) that they moved countries just before the situation at Gox started to be revealed.

Go after his family with the hard questions, keep the legal pressure on and don't let up. With the amount of missing money involved, the excuses and the blockchain facts that contradict them this may be the best way to shake the truth loose.

It is definitely an interesting idea, it is probably legal in most countries to search someone's adresses and public informations if you don't intend to harm him or you don't stalk him

I hope we will get to know more of what happened in this gox fiasco but I am sure there will always be a lot of mystery left