Ulbricht’s family and many cryptocurrency enthusiasts were quite surprised that Ulbricht received two life sentences for all non-violent charges on May 29, 2015. Currently, Ulbricht is appealing his sentence, along with his convictions so he can once again be a free man some day. Ross’s mother Lyn Ulbricht details the sentencing was the “worst day” of her life.
The pursuit of justice in the United States has never been never easy — or cheap.
Here are the Free Ross-A-Thon details: Link: https://app.webinarjam.net/r/2/1/live/1099/47e83d64ce/0/70125839 Title: Free Ross-A-Thon – Ross Ulbricht should be free! Description: People around the world are coming together to support Ross Ulbricht & to raise money for his appeals. Host: Lyn Ulbricht (Ross’ mother), Terry Brock, Tatiana Moroz, Gina Carr, Guest Presenters – Friends of Ross Date: Sunday, 4 […]
The Internet has outgrown the common law of defamation, and new regulations to protect the Internet, free speech and the freedom to speak anonymously have been abused by cyber-bullies and cyber-stalkers, who have used this new medium to dispense their bullying in a greater distribution among more people. In my latest novel, I thought it may be interesting to examine the possibility of an Internet bully or cyber mob hiring a hit man anonymously through the Internet.
