After three weeks of evidence, a federal jury took about three hours to convict Ross Ulbricht Wednesday on all charges of running the Silk Road website as an underground marketplace for illegal drugs with Bitcoins as the currency.
February 05, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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After three weeks of evidence, a federal jury took about three hours to convict Ross Ulbricht Wednesday on all charges of running the Silk Road website as an underground marketplace for illegal drugs with Bitcoins as the currency.
The jury, following instruction by Judge Katherine Forrest (See Profile), returned guilty verdicts on seven counts that could land the 30-year-old computer whiz a long stretch in prison.
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