Bankman Frieds Mom Hijacks His Substack
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Sam Bankman-Fried’s mom, Stanford prof Barbara Fried, just took over his Substack to fight his fraud case while he’s locked up. Meanwhile, his lawyers are throwing wild appeals claiming judicial misconduct and insisting FTX would've been worth $136 billion if not for “clean-up” mistakes. It’s like a legal soap opera meets helicopter parenting, but the justice system isn’t buying the excuses.
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