US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
US authorities say Mary Carole McDonnell, a former true-crime TV producer and ex-CEO of Bellum Entertainment, allegedly posed as an “aviation heiress” to obtain tens of millions in bank loans using fabricated financial documents. The FBI says she fled before her 2018 arrest warrant and is believed to be in Dubai.
U.S. authorities have brought parallel civil and criminal actions targeting HyperFund, a global crypto “membership” program marketed with fixed daily rewards and heavy multi-level recruitment. The SEC alleges an unregistered, fraudulent offering; the DOJ alleges a conspiracy that defrauded investors on a massive scale.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Canadian citizen Nathan Gauvin, age 26, and three affiliated entities—Blackridge, LLC, Gray Digital Capital Management USA, LLC, and Gray Digital Technologies, LLC—with orchestrating two fraudulent securities offerings that raised over $18 million from retail investors across the US and internationally.
Vienna court grants extradition immunity to corruption-accused tycoon based on dubious Belarusian "diplomatic" appointment—a move that cements Austria's reputation as Europe's oligarch sanctuary.
The U.S. artists Bill Posters and Daniel Howe published a so-called ‘deepfake‘ video to Instagram in which Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a sinister speech about the power of Facebook and praised the artists’ Spectre project.
Imagine this for a second: One man, with total control of billions of people’s stolen data, all their secrets, their lives, their futures […] I owe it all to Spectre. Spectre showed me that whoever controls the data, controls the future.”
Mark Zuckderberg praising Spectre in the deepfake video
Spectre is a fictitious secret organization as well as the title of a James Bond franchise. The story sees Bond fighting against the global criminal organization and their leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld. In fact, the “Deepfake Zuckerberg” would fit well into this Spectre.
The video was seen as a test of Facebook’s policy that allows manipulated video on its sites, like the one recently posted of Nancy Pelosi, which had been edited to slur her.
The original, real video was published in September 2017. Zuckerberg gave an address about Russian election interference on Facebook. The caption of the Instagram post says it’s created using CannyAI’s video dialogue replacement (VDR) technology.
