He Stole $40 Million and Got Caught
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2023
- Do not try this at home. Aiden Pleterski ran a $40 million dollar ponzi scheme, and after getting caught... one of the victims decided to take matters into their own hands.
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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch. 
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It’s always hilarious seeing Logan threaten you with legal action
Even funnier to see him backpedal and apologize because he knew he wouldn't win.
@@chaoticintrovert947 He went to threatening to kizz-assin' cuz he aint got no CASE!
@@chaoticintrovert947 That and the internet turned on him. He wasn't able to bullshit his way out of the situation like he usually does and knew it wouldn't work when the shitstorm didn't die down.
Probably his lawyer telling him to shut the fuck up because he'll be open to discovery if he files a lawsuit.
@@Blackemperess
Even worse now that he's said nothing refunding the money that was lost. I bet bro is just trying to wait out the drama again
He's apologizing because he got caught and got his ass whipped. Not because he's sorry he scammed people. ZERO sympathy.
Looked more like he was apologizing because if he didn't, he'd get more beatings.
All in all, not an apology.
Bro he apologized because I bet they told him they were gonna do it again 😭
So should he be beat more, to make sure he's really sorry? Get a grip
Edit: alright, fellas, that's enough. You seem to be under the impression that I somehow condone the scammer. I don't. I think he deserves to be punished. I think he should be put in jail and stripped of every penny. But I also don't condone his kidnappers, who, you know, kidnapped and tortured him! Call me crazy, but this isn't right. If we saw fit to beat up (or kill, as some people are saying) anyone who's done wrong we'd have anarchy. How would you feel if this happened to you? What if someone abducted and tortured you or your family? Now, that's not to say you and him are equally guilty, but why should we take it into our own hands?
I understand that the legal system isn't working to get this guy put away, but to resort to congratulating these psychopaths? That's too far. Everyone involved here should go to jail and forgotten about.
as sorry as anyone whos beaten into false confessions is guilty
so, using force to someone tell something does not actually mean they meant it or did what they confessed to
if you are beaten up or turtured you do just about anything to make it stop
@@jjnn2 yes
It's easy to tell a person not to get revenge when you're not the victim and the justice system fails you.
Batman vibes from this comment
@@EMFObserverfr bro spittin
The Violent Vigilante
I wish I had $100 billion right now!
@@robertenglish3921I’ll lend it to you bro pay it back whenever
Coffeezilla is basically out here holding these scammers accountable more than our own justice system.
I would say the fault is more on the government than the justice system. Police can't investigate/arrest guys unless what they commit is actually a crime. Judges, lawyers, and courts have to work within the confines of legislation and the regulatory powers at be. The regulators on this stuff shouldn't be 80-year-olds who don't know what they're talking about, who keep letting this stuff slide without making it a crime. I will say though one major flaw with our justice system that has always existed is the fact that these crypto guys can hire teams of highly skilled lawyers with infinite funds
@@nathangaspacio6128i mean same goes with big companies they can just hire good lawyers that put the positivity on court on their side meanwhile all over social media so many people researched and even showed evidence say otherwise and yet the big companies still manage to win the case due to "technical terms" aka. Its not illegal just very scummy kind of explainations from court.
Crypto, along with some other tech stuff, outpaced regulation, and thus gets to be basically consequence free.
no he's not. my god people know nothing about justice systems. what coffeezilla mostly does is reptutational damage. which is good. but thats completely separate from legal charges.
Money talks ig that’s how most Indian scammers aren’t arrested yet
It’s hilarious when the cops put more effort into arresting the victims when they get revenge than into catching the scammer themselves.
Eh,. crimes that make money tend to not get much attention from police, there is always this sorta background idea that links moral superiority to economic gain (esp in the US, but lot of cultural overlap with CA). But kidnapping an affluent white guy? That gets their attention, esp when the kidnappers are brown...
There is only their ‘justice’ not street justice
@@cyberrenegadex funny how their justice seems light in cases it shouldn’t and heavy in cases it really shouldn’t be
4D chess move, hire people to beat you up so the authorities take pity on you😂
@@spookieboogi6161 They decided to gamble and they lost. Don't be stupid with your money.
I used to be a drug addict. Had a friend who stole $1,100 worth of stuff from Walmart. Got a year in Jail and a felony. These people can steal millions and only get a fine or off free.
I got 4 years of probation, over $10,000 in fines, 2.5 years of court before probation, and essentially my entire life ruined because I had a college roommate with a pill problem.
The justice system is fucked
@@JACpotatos holy shit like you werent into it anyway just had a roomate who was into it and you get all that
Is this Canada?. The criminal code has been neutered by the Liberal party. This is not a partisan take but actual fact. You have premiers coast to coast demanding they toughen it up.
Because the system doesn't care when people get robbed, they only care when businesses get robbed
More people need to understand that the police are only there to “protect and serve” the people who pay them. Whether that’s bribes, their official salary, or whomever else. Pigs serve the capitalist classes, and their actions will always demonstrate it if you’re paying attention.
If you scam people out of their life savings or out of large investments in general don't be surprised if those same people use illegal means to "make it right".
If you scam the wrong people (organized crime, etc), you can expect to accidentally fall out of a upper floor window multiple times or commit suicide by shooting yourself in the back...
it's impossible to justify the kidnappers' actions and yet I don't feel the slightest bit bad about the scammer who got kidnapped. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
.... you justified it by not feeling bad about it.
By not feeling bad about it, you imply that it is fair.
@@BowenEros-gt8gn I meant legally justify
This is what happens when you don't prosecute fraud rigorously. People will get sick of the indifference and take matters into their own hands. It's inevitable.
True, here in Portugal we have the same problem with crypto and betting scammers that made bank.
One hacker decided to expose them on a livestream and the hacker was the one that got raided by the police and got his 3k computer confiscated
99% of the crypto out there is a scam tbh.
Yall wants decentralized assets and don't want the govt to touch your money but you still want the govt to help you prosecute the crypto scammers?
How about a middle ground?
There is no such thing as you want your cake and eat it
Yep, I feel strongly that it needs to happen sometimes, I mean as long as there aren't innocent casualties. This guy was definitely not innocent and he got what was coming
@@horizon_upkm55thieves don't deserve to be tortured. your moral is compass needs some realigning.
Yep, not all victim of scammer is regular ppl
Some of the have the means and resolve to get their own kind of "justice"
That's right. Don't kidnap someone who scammed people of millions. Just ensure they mysteriously disappear or fall from a building.
Go get some help
To the pain!
@@SYLRMHAyou’re right. It’s gonna be hard to drag them up to a roof. Getting help is smart.
@@mikeharris6429 props
And thoughts and prayers of course
honestly kinda suprised this doesn't happen more often as often as scammers take huge sums of money and have public youtubes and soscial media.
If the courts won't hold them responsible, I think the victims definitely should!!
That what happens when the government doesn't do anything about fraudsters, and they mess with the wrong people. While imagining the horrors he must have been through, I struggle to feel sorry about that guy
Not horrific enough
I once heard someone say something relatable to this. "The police's job is to maintain order not protect you." The police is an extension of the government and they have a similar mandate. The government isn't directly effected so they react very slowly. But if these scammers are taking in all this money and not reporting it and paying tax, the government doesn't ignore that.
@@petercofrancesco9812This has been confirmed in US courts. American police exist to protect capital, not to serve the public interest. Makes sense when you realize modern police were born out of slave catching posses prior to the Civil War.
@@petercofrancesco9812 yeah, scammers should know they can only scam poor people
shame he didn't steal from a mexican cartel. they'd definitely get their money back one way or another.
Isn't it crazy how people become apologetic after consequences?
Isn't that the point of consequences?
@@ishspringerno, consequences are reactions that happen wether you are apologetic or not afterwards.
@Rabbi-Jill-kews yea but the idea of the consequence is to realize you were wrong and and hopefully be apologetic
@@ishspringer most people don't learn from consequences and instead insist and/or persist. So really my comment should have said "Isn't it crazy how _some_ people become apologetic after consequences?"
@@someguy1865 most people *do* learn from consequences, actually.
The kidnappers showed a lot of restraint, all things considered.
If I had the balls and lack of brain cells to kidnap and hold a felony-level ransom, I'd have done much more than give Aiden a black eye. It's not like missing teeth will land you worse than prison.
Fortunately, you lack both
@@bestergester4100 if you're saying I dont have the guts and possess enough brain cells not to kidnap someone, sure.
Dont know what you wanted to imply there.
@@BubbyBoy bro, I was joking.
@@bestergester4100the ole just kidding bro
@@BubbyBoy balls not guts
I went to high school with Aidan and shared a few classes with him, he was always a weird dude but I never thought he was capable of this
The childish obsession to be seen as someone he’s not aka “cool” and “popular” probably drove him to this
and now he gets to keep that 40M he spent, hes actually a genuis
@@VoteForBukele using fear and violence to force people into submission? you sound like you'd be a fan of a certain Austrian painter
Where did you go? Was it in Ontario?
Coffeezilla is seriously a treasure of journalism in a sea of mainstream incompetence!
And that ending just cements him a timeless legend. Love it.
@alantremonti1381 The ending says, " I'm born in the Era of idiots."
@@1lzs Sauce
@@alantremonti1381 Ending was cringy. Just stick to the nuts and bolts.
Coffeezilla is good at spotting scams and lambos.
You know justice system is a big failure, when scammer aren't being charged at all.
Because it's Canada lmao. The criminal code has been neutered by the Liberal party. This is not a partisan take but actual fact. You have premiers coast to coast demanding they toughen it up.
They're legally allowed to do most of it.
They are being charged. It’s just not in the same charge as the kidnapping
If the system had to charge scammers then the system would collapse. Cause capitalism is a scam.
This is what no regulation means. Crypto is still unregulated.
When you're stealing those large amounts of money, it feels inevitable that someone will take the situation into their own hands at some point
Seeing that evil scammer with his s*** all busted crying into the camera just made my morning. IDC who did it or why, just feels good to finally see a little justice brought to these snakes that pray on unsuspecting victims.. I just wish they got the money back before they let him go....
When the government doesn't punish these people it leads to these cases of vigilantism. Can easily be avoided if the police/court were doing their jobs. The fact that the scammer still hasn't been charged is kind of evident of this.
Welcome to Canada, I’ve noticed a trend of abhorrent incompetence with Canada’s financial legal system.
vigilantism would be if he demanded his money be returned or everyones money be returned... it's taking the law into your own hand... he didn't demand any money be returned he just get paid a certain amount...
I do agree about incomepetent courts though
The irony of getting your phone stolen, you kick the guy to get your phone back. You've now robbed and assaulted a guy as now the burden of proof lies with you whether the phone was yours to begin with.
This has literally happened to a close friend of mine. Its insanity. Logic be damned.
@@Elvewizzy.That's why you don't leave witnesses behind
@@brs4018 Wooooah, there's a step too far. Let's not condone murder. The kid got a beating and will have to deal with the legal ramifications at some point too. Sounds like he got what he deserved.
There's nothing wrong with kicking the shit out of a scammer.
Amen.
Amen.
Amen.
Almond.
Philosophically, there's an argument that some direct retribution isn't immoral here. Laws are more about order than they are about complete moral righteousness.
The important reasons not to do this are "stay out of jail" reasons and "a nation of laws falls apart with rampant vigilantism" reasons. Not moral condemnations, but parts of the social contract citizens have with their nation.
Clever, plus ridiculous production quality. Love this channel
The quality.... not only informative. you put a lot of work into this channel and it shows :)
Stealing money can ruin people's lives. If the government won't hold these thieves accountable, then someone else will.
Our ancestors used to put thieves heads on pikes. I used to think that was a travesty. Now I understand why they did it
Being greedy and stupid will get people in trouble as well.
@@aj1218Cutting off fingers too, I know someone who had to leave my country of origin overnight to avoid it after the victim found out they did it, haven't seen them since, fd up, but effective 😅
Ironic considering the gov't is the biggest thief.
These scammers either watch too many movies or not enough. They mock their victims with cliché smug lines and then think hiding behind the cops will protect them.
The message here is: increase legal implications so the scammer doesn't become a victim.
I concur! Legalize beatings!
Should bring lashings back
The logistically difficult part is, from at least a US government perspective, its really difficult to bring legal proceedings with meaningful outcomes against high net worth individuals. This is how Trump, Musk, etc. are sued all the time by different legal entities and it seems like they never get in trouble.
They can spend millions upon millinos on legal fees, draw something out, and the government/municipality cannot or rather will not, do that with taxpayer money unless they know they can get a financial result back.... usually. There are exceptions. Basically, they only go after sure things.
No, the message here is "you can scam people, the legal system will protect you"
The trouble is these people seem to be able to keep the money and assets and have no repercussions.Until these people get justice they will seek revenge
Love the work you put in, high quality, love your robot bartender! Awesome!
Usually when you kidnap somebody you don’t let them go and then say “come back with money!” That defeats the whole purpose of a kidnapping.
So, what are you saying? This didn't happen?
No he’s calling them either 1. Stupid, or 2. Just wants physical vengeance since he is literally also a scammer.
@@aprammus9580 or 3. it didn't happen and somebody has powerful friends who can frame people and make them look stupid at the same time.
Weren't exactly geniuses that kidnapped him
Well-spotted.... it was FAKE.
Canada had better get their act together and charge these fraudsters! I don't condone kidnapping a scammer but I understand being pissed about losing 700K.
Eh, he kidnapped their cash, so they kidnapped him. Seems fair to me. We are too busy policing language that may hurt a tiny fraction of the population's feelings to be bothered with unimportant things like massive scams that ruin lives...
They won't, the judicial system here in Canada is horrendous
The thing is crypto is fall into gray area in some places, that why many people can get away after pulling million
Probably donated liberal.
Canada is inherently a ponzi scheme
I just found this channel and i have to say its phenomenal.
I am so glad was directed to your channel - you have not disappointed - thanks from the little folks. T
I really don't understand how people like Aiden can simply walk free , if I walk into my local supermarket, push the lady at the till aside and grab a couple of bucks and walk off , I would be in handcuffs before the sun sets , he steals millions , admits as much and no real consequences, well until now
Actually depending on what city you live in you wouldn’t be in any trouble, just happens to be most large cities in the US with a certain mayor demographic
This is how the US works: If you make money then the system will look on you more favourable. That's why there are so many scammers everywhere.
Steal in Portland and you can walk away from the police.
@@ajfergy5569 I have seen a few vidoes of black ppl stealing from shops in US and getting away with it. why do police not care? it seems crazy coming from someone outside of the US
@@ajfergy5569 lol I was just gonna say, if you want to do that then just head to LA or Portland
Call me a psycho if you want, but I am 1000% sure if some loud scammers were to "disappear" without a trace, the scale of the problem would shrink in a blink of an eye. Those pieces of garbage feel completely untouchable, and that needs to change.
Sadly not.
Because the real big scammers will be more quiet and more hidden and harder to get.
Actual organized crime sees this sort of thing all the time, and it hasn't slowed down one bit.
Exactly. Let this guy be an example 😂 until the police decide to do their jobs. Hell this might motivate them too
Murder is not the answer. Especially without a fair trial
@@RemotHuman SURE... trial by combat sounds pretty fair.
I dont condone kidnapping, but if the courts dont do shit about these financial crimes someone is gonna go vigilante
Fascinating story, Coffee, and the skit was amusing as well.😂
Those kidnappers were pretty dumb. They should have either committed all the way and gotten their $3M before releasing him or just not done it
Oh trust me. Just remember, this is what happened to this guy. Three days straight he was beaten. *imagine what could have happened.*
Precisely. As Mike Ehrmantraut said-
"No half measures!"
They should have took an eye, or an arm.
They gave money to a crypto ponzi scheme. How smart do you think they are?
Or at least 2 Mio upfront, and than 1 Mio after release (or say you want 3 Mio upfront, and 3 Mio after it, but don't take the ones after it)
When the law fails the people, all that's left is the justice of the street.
Exactly
Precisely.
Indubitably
FACTS
I really hope the legal system steps up and starts SERIOUSLY going after scammers, because if they do their jobs and put big criminals behind bars, everyone will be better off. And if they don't, a lot of people will agree that vigilante justice is better than none. Apparently that means the police have to put in some work anyway to arrest the vigilantes, and the scammers would probably prefer life behind bars to being a loose end that gets tied up.
That kid is lucky he still has a heartbeat.
It does not bother me in the slightest that this dude is getting beat up. He can protect himself by insisting he be prosecuted and held in protective custody.
We need more people that do this harm to them
Exactly. Love this
Precisely. He’ll think twice next time, and maybe others too 😂
It's incredible how good Forbes is at predicting scammers 😂
That's because Forbes works with the scammers.
@@1lzs yeesh talk about negative
@@1lzs who cares?
The only time they covered this dude was specifically about him being a criminal.
The "crypto king" thing came from an article about his scam, they posted the article that exposed him more widely. They never featured him before that.
@@medes5597Probably not in this case, but Patrick Boyle pointed out that a fair lot of Forbes under 30 list ends up being outed as scammers. ╮(╯_╰)╭
Few months ago You had around 900000 subs and now over 3M!!! Unbelievable and well deserved - keep up good work! Much love!
Congrats on the 3 million subs, Coffee!
You steal that much money and you get off with just getting your head beat on, count yourself lucky.
I'm surprised they released him and just didn't take his life because he most definitely was not giving that money back,he stole it, he not going to start doing the right thing suddenly
Or in the very least a few digits. You know, as a warning to others.
@@thatjeff7550 Nah man, just Reek him.
They releseshim becuase they we're the same as him, scammers. They wanted millions that they didn't belong to them, or to Aiden. He was going to happily steal other victims money
Agree. Canada is so big; could have taken him to some remote area, animals would have taken care of the body.
@@WestCoastAce27 Yeah, at least that waste of oxygen could be of use, by feeding the wildlife lmao
We all know that 'apology' was hollow. But at the same time, because it feels like not enough of these scammers are punished, its vindicating to watch someone get whats coming to them.
Looks like a porn bot copied your comment verbatim and posted it as their own. Sigh.
@@rucker69damn that's a new strategy I never seen that before
Love to see that ease $ chasers getting what they deserve. 😂
He didn't get what's coming to him, because he's still breathing without a ventilator or feeding tubes.
Of course it's hollow, it was made under duress, this is basic own hand punishment 101.
Amazing video as always Coffee
I recently subscribed and was wondering how come you take soo long to make new videos! love your content and wish you all the success in the world. stay safe coffeezilla!
The scammer brought it upon himself by flaunting his very luxurious life to the thousands of victims who've lost everything & when one has nothing left to lose they won't care about the consequences of their actions because they're only fueled by justice or revenge at that point.
@@user-fo8ty3kc4v heres the thing this. If the chuckles didn't flaunt and shown what he has, where is like hell would be people find them.
@@user-fo8ty3kc4v It's clearly not irrelevant. Not only did he steal from these people he then rubbed it in their faces. People have a breaking point. People knew how to find him because of his ego trip on his social media. GOT IT
We need more of this honestly. These scammers think they're untouchable, prove them wrong people.
They need to taste the people's justice
Yes. Let him be an example
Yes! Be heading next!
We definitely DONT need more kidnapping and torture. Scamming people is fucked up. Torturing people is also fucked up. There is no "hero" in this story. Everyone here is bad.
I mean, they got arrested, not a good idea
Amazing content sir, as always.
Legal system really needs to get off their asses about letting scammers off free, cause it's only a matter of time till people realize letting them _live_ won't bring justice
Yeah, there are no good guys in this story. Law enforcement in Ontario needs to step up and start doing real investigations of these scammers. Put guys like Pleterski and Safranko in prison, and resdistribute their assets to their victims. Make examples out of them so others won't be tempted to do the same.
I think the problem is that there aren't any laws in place that mention Crypto, so law enforcement can't really do anything about it. It's like a loophole that our governments have been slow to fix. I wouldn't be surprised if a number of government officials have their hands in it, and have been stalling any bills that meet the floor.
That’s a nice fantasy, if only that would ever really happen
Canada would rather prosecute victims then perps.
Half the time the RCMP doesn't investigate missing persons unless they're someone "important" don't even get me started on what happens (or rather, doesn't happen) if you're Indigenous. Canada isn't as perfect as we'd like to think.
Even if the government did, nobody's goping to get their money back - Chase bank stole/froze a couple's life savings, and nuttin'.
I don’t condone this whole kidnapping and beating BUT I can’t say I sympathize with the victim. He reap what he sow and to be honest I think the kidnappers were extremely kind to let him off with a simple beating and apology video. Some people would have taken more…radical measures to say the least
.. I agree ..
On the kidnapping front I agree. But I think it’s fair to condone beatings since he stole a LOT of money and bragged about it. money is literally life in this society, so the consequences will become more severe
Nah i can condone it
Why not? He deserves worse. He destroyed peoples lives.
What I dont get is why people are only mad at the scammer and not at the government which didnt catch him. This kind of mob justice signals a failing state
I love what you do brother!
The ending is gold! Coffee is the best man!
This is the first time I've looked at somebody who got beat and didn't feel remorseful, and there is no need to feel remorseful, because he didn't feel sorry when stealing millions, we have no reason to feel sorry either.
Says the roblox black market site.
@@goodbyesilly LMFAO
It’s even worse since the guy who stole all the money hasn’t been charged. Pretty absurd.
Says the guy who is a roblox scammer.
Vigilante justice is never okay. If you can’t understand why that is, then somebody needs to pay you a visit and teach you lesson.
I hope the kidnappers get what they deserve! A stern talking to and having to promise not doing it again, unless it’s to another scammer.
wow that made me laugh great comment
Sadly, I think that's the punishment the scammer will get
They need to go to jail too, you know. There's such a thing as having no good guys
Edit: alright, fellas, that's enough. You seem to be under the impression that I somehow condone the scammer. I don't. I think he deserves to be punished. I think he should be put in jail and stripped of every penny. But I also don't condone his kidnappers, who, you know, kidnapped and tortured him! Call me crazy, but this isn't right. If we saw fit to beat up (or kill, as some people are saying) anyone who's done wrong we'd have anarchy. How would you feel if this happened to you? What if someone abducted and tortured you or your family? Now, that's not to say you and him are equally guilty, but why should we take it into our own hands?
I understand that the legal system isn't working to get this guy put away, but to resort to congratulating these psychopaths? That's too far. Everyone involved here should go to jail and forgotten about.
@@jjnn2no its good to do what they did
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Fun fact. I live in Whitby, Ontario and aidan used to be a buddy of mine growing up. One of my my really close friends invested 2 million with him and got scammed out of all his money. He was the one who found out he was running the scheme, when he looked at aidans computer.
We will get him ! He is toast , You are doing Gods work coffee keep it up . Great job !
When traditional justice fails, this is the result. Sometimes we forget that the legal and political system is just a less messy abstraction of total war...
Most times were on our own when we're stolen from.
Traditional justice fails too much nowadays, street justice has less much fuss about it
Yeah people forget that the law of jungle still underlies a lot of things.
The more I watch this channel, the more I realize how easy it is to scam others and never get caught, and even when you get caught you don’t lose the money
Might lose some but that's the price to buy your freedom back. Don't worry though they will turn around and help you earn more. Government is organised crime at this point
If that’s the case, then I have a million dollar startup you should invest in.
@@FutureDeadBastard sure thing dude, I’ll help you out but only if you could get a few friends together and let me tell y’all about this new crypto coin I’m starting up
Only CIA families get away with scams.
The dude is out here actually doing the hard hitting journalism we need
bro this is the best youtube channel❤❤
the law arrested the victims of the scam but forgot to arrest the real criminal
Hey hey I know we don't like scammers but let's not act like kidnapping isn't a big crime too
This is exactly the reason why often people have no choise but to resort to vigilante justice. It´s sad when you cant have any faith in the system.
the canadian justice system is a joke and everyone knows it
@@andrewacacia9851 Meh. Big problems require big solutions.
@@andrewacacia9851
So? Do you mean to imply he didn't deserve what happened to him? Because these people ruin and end lives doing what they do.
As someone once said:
"Be the bigger person" is something that scumbags hope you'll do so they can keep screwing you over
i cant watch this anymore. I'm so sick and tired of scammers getting away so easily.
Keep up the good work 👍
The only mistake the kidnappers made was getting caught.
Lennie; It was a very unfortunate reason that I'm in jail,
Fletcher; oh right what was that?
Lennie; I got caught
Porridge 1974
The first mistake was giving money to a kid in a Lambo calling himself The Crypto King just because you want easy money 😂
And leaving him unraped of course
This is why the justice system needs to start punishing people who are actively defrauding people. He's fortunate that these were the people that kidnapped him. This is the type of thing that makes you disappear.
If someone steals even $20 from me...they are getting a beating and I won't feel bad about it. I am a low income earner so this shit is serious to me. I would even tattoo on their forehead - thief so he has to walk around with it everywhere and even go to job interviews.
@@julielevesque2668 You're the type that would end up being caught and you'll go to prison and ruin your life more than theirs.
@@julielevesque2668badass alert
Horrifying note as an addendum to this, in the past day a crypto scammer named Fernando Algaba was found dismembered in a suitcase.
@@Blisterdude123 See... This is what happens when you play with people's money.
I hate to hear it but this is what happens when "regular" people try to pull a Logan Paul.
Congrats on 3 million subs, Coffee.
It's a shame that fraudsters sometimes get away with their scams while people's life's are destroyed . Laws are very unfair sometimes.
Remember kids, it’s only illegal if you get caught. Have yet to see someone not get caught and get punished. Just saying
Innocent until proven Guilty.
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a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
No, you can only be punished if you're caught. Whether something is illegal or not isn't a matter of being caught, but what the reality of the law is.
innocent until proven guilty is actually not a thing in ontario! cops can have you charged if they have "reasonable suspicion" aka whatever they deem fit even before any investigation has taken place.
@@TpbrautCourt of Public Opinion doesn’t give a fuck about that, genius. And that’s a good thing.
Coffee really said “Please don’t beat up scammers😜” 😂😂
keep up the good work 👍
good shit Coffee
Never would i thought i would sympathize with kidnappers, world really is a wild place.
You wouldn't if the races were reversed lol
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@@spiderofthehood6127 whatever makes you happy😂
@@spiderofthehood6127 Didn't know being a crypto pos was considered a race, lmao.
More scammers need this type of treatment. The law isn't protecting people or going after the scammers so something needs to be done.
Why is everyone in the comments acting like Batman villains
@@davisvoelzke8011 And I always thought batman brings justice to those criminals who are not punished by the law.
"More scammers need this type of treatment". That's the whole Indian population.
@@housemousemain He's not defending scammers he just doesn't endorse literal torture. Big difference.
@@itsLantiklol I think they know this but pretending otherwise.
Yup ... People should take seriously on what they say up on the internet behind the screen, disrespecting someone is a common thing now, and they think there's no consequence ... This video is a reminder of that
new viewer👍 actualy a very good video! and by the way the final part was clean as hell
honestly so frustrating the gov doesn't do anything about the hundreds of scammers out there. usually i don't care when already rich ppl get scammed but this is out of control
And they won't do anything until the politicians themselves start getting scammed. That's how it works 🤷🏼♂️
At least he's still alive. He got what he deserved. When the legal can't touch him and he keep taunting his victim, someone will reached their limit.
In my opinion he shouldn't be. Because he's still posting shit on instagram. He didn't learn nothing.
I hope he has ptsd from it and live in fear.
He didn’t get what he deserved, he got off lightly. Next time he gets kidnapped they should feed him to crocs.
this is a local story to me so it was nice to see your grace comment on it coffee..much more refreshing then local anchors who don't know where tf to begin....the reason why he hasnt been charged also is possibly bc the local police don't know how to handle something like this either
You wouldn’t be so forgiving if you’re homeless and out of a job because of that guy…………
That kid is lucky that he left with his life. Imagine a broken man; no money, no home, no hope with nothing left to lose. I would hope that he has a change of heart, but we know that won't happen.
These days, "wiping your phone" will not prevent authorities from finding what they want to find on your phone.
one more example of...
"the more you f*ck around, the more you find out"
The thing is if you scam someone out of all their savings... then they got nothing to lose and jail time is not gonna be a deterrent. "May as well get crappy free meals on a cell than starve on the streets" kinda deal. It's twisted and sad but I bet out of the thousands of victims some are gonna see it that way
Unfortunately true :(
Yup. People don’t understand the kind of desperation that can posses a person in order to make them commit high level crimes like these. It’s like the saying goes, never mess with a man who’s got nothing to lose.
Btw, I’m not excusing the kidnapping, that’s never okay or the right answer. Just pointing out how this phenomenon is nothing new.
exactly
But was that the case here? From the sounds of it, Haywood probably wasn't broke. He was some form of financial inspector involved with auditing the scammer's assets. He had a job, which he resigned...and then extorted not just the scammer, but the guys handling the scammer's financials. That's a very different story.
Yeah, I'm down with this vigilantism. The justice system is so broke there is no justice.
Agreed.
I’m with Batmab
Batman lol
That's cool and all until you are the victim of mistaken identity by some whacko vigilante. Too many innocent people would be hurt in the crossfire.
😆 Great show but particularly enjoyed the end section 🤣
Please make a video on Cash Papi or Aymen Dubai...love ya content mate! Keeping us Aware and Alert :D
So weird, people were angry that someone stole tons of money from them. Hopefully the kid gets tons of jail time.
the kidnappers willl thats proven crime, that how it works. this might help his case honestly. he can blame them say they did stuff look at the type of people around me etc etc
@justin yeaaa, it won't work out the way your thinking at all.
All the people that threaten you are all bark and no bite😂
Until the rare smart canine has bark, bite and brains too. He can carry out the threats he put out, and give the fear others would normally try to dismiss or laugh off. This one had rage, and let it out on the "victim" that got no pity.
Clearly someone bit here.
@@theodorehsu5023someone like that isn't gonna show up on this channel. Those people stay hidden
Coffeezilla you have to make a video about The Timepiece Gentleman Anthony Farrer.
Coffee is the GOAT at exposing clowns.
I’m more surprised this doesn’t happen WAYYY more often.
You know something is wrong when the scammer gets away and those who made justice were apprehended
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That wasnt justice though. Im pretty sure if they got the 3 mil they wouldnt give it to the other victims. I still dont mind the result
Not gonna lie you might think scammer deserve it, me too. I just don't think we want to make this type of things happen, sure this time is a scammer but next time it might just a innocent people and the either side just got butt hurt. Normalise immoral doing get thing our of hand very easily
Hey Coffee! You did really well on that new disney plus series! I watched it, wasnt into it until i saw you on there, then i knew shit was serious 😂😂
If more people went all the way there would be way fewer scammers
Hell yeah coffee, get some.