Ross Ulbricht was sent to prison for life Friday for running a dark channel website with a thriving narcotics trade using the virtual currency bitcoin. The judge dismissed his tearful plea for mercy, denying every suggestion that he formed the Silk Road website for philosophical or ideological reasons.
June 01, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Ross Ulbricht was sent to prison for life Friday for running a dark channel website with a thriving narcotics trade using the virtual currency bitcoin.
Southern District Judge Katherine Forrest dismissed Ulbricht’s tearful plea for mercy, denying every suggestion that he formed the Silk Road website for philosophical or ideological reasons.
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