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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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Probably should have considered his special diet before he defrauded a ton of people.
I do not endorse limiting food for jailed folks but I find it ironic that the person that was on drugs/stimulants all the time is so attentive to their diet.
It's not even just that. He was out on bail.
He repeatedly broke multiple bail agreements. And it's not like they jailed him right away. They forbade him from using encrypted messengers because he was contacting former and active employees of FTX. He used a VPN to "watch NFL from his international account" โ sure, buddy. He made a blog explaining how everything wasn't even his fault, which must've doubled his lawyers blood pressure. In the end he was only allowed a flip phone (no, not the smart kind).
IIRC the final straw was him leaking his ex's diaries. You know, the ex that also worked with him and is considered a witness against him.