Police have arrested the third suspect in the New York Times, the New York Times, a third accused associated with Bitcoin and the most abducted cases. Reported.
The arrest took place after an Italian man, Michael Valentino Tophisto Cartorn, when he escaped from the Luxury Manhattan Town House after three weeks of alleged imprisonment.
According to the NYT report, running to the traffic agent for help, he later told police that the colleagues for their bitcoin passwords, “tied to the power bones and whipped with a gun”, sank in the water while a teaser gun sent her body to her body. Sometimes he scared his life-once a fifth was suspended from the side of the building-but apparently he never left his password, a resistance that led to more violence.
According to NYT, police raided the town house and photographed the violence, as well as “numerous guns, a ballistic vest and a broken furniture.” Two buttles on the site agreed to interview. Immediately after the police arrested two suspects, 37 -year -old John Woltz and 24 -year -old Beatrus Folchi were arrested, but they still wanted a “civilized man”, before the NYT. Reported. According to the NYT report, Folchi was released after the postponement of the prosecution, but Voltz was kept without bail without bail on the attack, kidnapping, illegal imprisonment, and criminal occupation of guns.
On Tuesday morning, 33 -year -old William Duplessi surrendered to the police after days of talks, police commissioner Jessica Tashch told NYT. Tashch confirmed that like the volts, he also faces charges of kidnapping and false imprisonment.
According to the cartoran, he met Woltz via the Crypto Hedge Fund in New York, but he quickly reduced the money, which indicated the cartoran to return home to Italy.