wait.. he used the same website domain with a different ending after getting doxxed on the first website, then surprised when the new website got linked to him? did I miss something?
@@xjac2916 I felt this comment and this episode. My brother is recovering from an Adderall addiction. It almost ruined his life, but he is 8 years sober and doing great.
He deserves way more too, dude caused a epidemic of pills in his community and didn’t care at all. 20,000 Xanax is insane he ruined lives with those numbers
He was on drugs guy. It was Xanax and the breakup with his girlfriend that f'ed him up. He was a criminal before that but not nearly as stupid. By the way maybe if the justice system in the U.S. helped people they wouldn't keep f'ing up as much. This is why the U.S. justice system is such a mess. I read a story about an American trafficking drugs in South Korea. When he got caught he was thankful he got to serve out his time in a South Korean prison vs. an American prison. He actually came out reformed, whereas he said if he had gone to a U.S. prison he believes he would have come out a worse criminal.
The very very last part 1:17:00 broke my damn heart. This guy is making his own rug now and is just gambling in little coins? I was really hoping he's reformed but this guy is 100% going back into jail
Do you know how difficult it is for someone to change? Think how you operate on a daily basis and try to change some of the modes. Now add easy money to the mix and the access it gets you and imagine that no longer being there. Listen to Sam Harris, Rationality Rules, Sabine Hossenfelder and a few others on the absence of Free Will and you might start to understand, once on a certain trajectory it is almost impossible to get off. Even when the payoff is misery compounded. But that is in their Blind Spot, for now.
Did you expect him to get out of jail and get offered a position as the ceo of a multi-billion dollar company or something? Are you an idiot? The fact that he stayed clean for his probation is already something 95% of people who get out of jail can't do. So I don't know how you can look at a guy getting a job and moving forward as a bad thing. I guess you're just one of those people who doesn't understand a damn thing about others.
@@tygrrrmoore9815Sabine Hossenfelder, you mean the person that talks about things she doesn't know anything about like "why capitalism is good"? At the end of the day, there's no hope for people like that and if we really have no free will, we should be judged like we judge animals. You euthanize them or you don't.
How do you know he is making a rug coin? He was in btc before we knew it, he now definitely knows how to trade it and know the potential of many others.
He lives in the United States guy. What reform? When you are a felon in the U.S. you are felon for life (i.e. jobs, education and rent). Your country has made it profitable to put people in jail and as such have more people in jail than any country in the world. Imagine being sent to a prison with a 'pay to stay' policy and when you get released you now have a debt you can never pay back. Now imagine you are in a state with debtor's jail. The entire justice system in the U.S. is broken and nobody cares because the rich and powerful have their own justice system.
Lol I remember this guys website back in the day. I was thinking about buying an ID off it, but I was sketched out about it and didn't go through with it.
Quickest I have ever been! I am so busy going through weeks worth of great material . You the man Jack! I’m a Jack as well…guess we’re all just awesome ❤😂
His lawyer sucked. I find lawyers in the United States and Canada would rather cut plea deals than do what is best for their client. Cut a deal and get paid or go to trial and have to do some actual work.
@@michinwaygook3684 YES lawyers in the USA and Canada alike are shit house and seldom undertake a course of action best suited to their client; but not for the reasons you outlined as a lawyer typically receives payment that equates to their 'billable hours' ... The primary reason they are rubbish, by 'rubbish' i mean that they are shit lawyers and FUCKN shit human beings; is because almost all of them talk regularly with the prosecutors and district attorneys/police force and pre arrange wether or not they are going to allow their client to lose their respective case and hand said prosecutors the win or fight for their client and beat the charges etc. The aforementioned lawyer will more often than not, choose the option that is either the worst possible one for the client at that time/one that guarantees a prison/jail sentence of some duration as these outcomes will award them some form of perk, payment, recognition or benefit put forth via either the legal/court system, state districts office/legal authority or via the persons seeking charges (police) and or the pertinent prison. I.E - Law Enforcement "hey Lawer X, this case is going to be a relatively big one for me and my career... landing a conviction/jailing your client will result in me receiving a promotion... If you take the loss and or convince your client to unknowingly chose the worst possible choice; I will make sure that under my new job rank, your next 3 clients/cases are wins" LawyerX - "OK, But I also want more clients... you ensure that im the lawyer afforded to and promoted to new detainees and its a deal"...
Proffer agreement is not immunity, only for what he said that day to those individuals - not what he says after to others. Thats why Keefe D was just arrested for the Tupac murder. Despite his proffer agreement.
What story were you listening to? He was on the Silk Road at one point netting $10,000 a month. He even "smartly" setup a deal with the Chinese. His downfall seems to be Xanax and his ex-girlfriend.
I havent researched it yet but from what i heard about proffer agreements what the guy said in this video is incorrect. From what i heard it is not they can't charge you for any crimes you admit to, but it is that they cant use anything you say as evidence against you.
also, they are typically only good in the state you confessed in. if you committed crimes across those state lines (like in Virginia for example), they can't do anything to stop the police / feds. At least that's how it was explained to me by my lawyer
How were they able to have the jabber logs in plain? Are there more known cases? Did they break PGP or is PGP maybe their invention and they hold some sort of master-key for it?
Well he said that they had an eye on him since the beginning. Its possible that he catched some malware in the process and most likly. And we dont know how old the jabber conversations were. @@wraithfvcker
@@Thumper68 In the USA, there is a clause for "fighting words" and you can in fact be arrested for this. There are plenty of cases to read if you just Google for it. It always will depend on how much you can pay for an attorney and what state or even county you are in. The supreme court had a few cases brought before them and it looks like their verdict depends on context. See case: Landrum v. Sarratt, 352 S.C. 139 (Ct.App.2002) (calling someone’s mother a bi***, calling someone’s mothers names, and using the F words are fighting words); Free speech is not what most people think.
@@omegadroidzero Cursing at a cop or in public is protected speech under the First Amendment unless your speech rises to the level of “fighting words.” “Fighting words” are those words that would tend to immediately provoke a violent response - for example, using a racial epithet or talking about someone’s mother. If you are committing a crime as you are cursing at a cop, obviously you can be arrested and charged with that crime. If there is any other reason to arrest you, you will most likely not have a lawsuit for wrongful arrest. On the other hand, if the only reason the officer arrested you was for expressing your opinion, even if that opinion consisted of cursing at a cop, you may have a civil rights lawsuit against the officer or their department. Have a look at: Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, 315 U.S. 568 (1942); Gooding v. Wilson, 405 U.S. 518 (1972); Norwell v. Cincinnati, 414 U.S. 14 (1973); Lewis v. New Orleans, 415 U.S. 130 (1974); Houston v. Hill, 482 U.S. 451 (1987); Springdale v. Butler, 299 S.C. 276 (1989); State v. Perkins, 306 S.C. 353 (1991); State v. Pittman, 342 S.C. 545 (Ct.App.2000); State v. Pittman, 342 S.C. 545 (Ct.App.2000); In Re Jeremiah W., 361 S.C. 620 (2004); and State v. Bailey, 368 S.C. 39 (Ct.App.2006).
the message is: be an idiot, start a local drug epidemic, destroy peoples lifes, get the most privileged jail sentences (white kid) until you reformed and gamble like this kid to this day scams people and builds up a rugpull
Lol she dumped him because he was making fake i.ds thats wild like who cares. He dodged a bullet lowkey but also sounds like that kinda lead to his downfall. I cant believe he was so upset over her that he couldn't even keep outsourcing the fake i.ds Edit: bro the more i hear the more im like noooo you did what. Im like 3/4 of the way thru and this hurts man like the amount of good/bad luck involved wild
Maybe she saw it coming when he told her. Also he said he went to a catholic school and comes from a Middle Eastern family, so she probably had those strict values
@@Physeter you know what's wild since making this comment I experienced a heartbreak type thing. I was super tripping for a few days. I mean we're still technically together, but I feel like she changed on me. Cause I got anger issues like yeah I said id go to therapy. But yeah it's not the same anymore and I get it now ☠️
Great story Jack! One minor detail. It's Arya *Ebrahimi* NOT "Ebrahami." I think you only misspelled it about 10x in total across all your platforms. It happens. lol
He bought thousands of Xanax and then his county has a Xanax problem. He knew it was his fault and he didn’t care, you can’t convinced me he just didn’t think about it or how it could be linked to himself.
Taking a lot of Xanax isn’t going to make you feel invincible and taking that much with adrenal you will black out but be awake and functioning for multiple days and once you crash out when you wake up people around you will be telling you and talking about what y’all did past few days and you won’t remember much or any of it at all.
@@zwischendurundmoll3968 maybe he can confirm/attest to the quality of said drugs simply because he compared the feedback/reviews of all comparable listings etc lol... or simply he knows others who have vouched on their quality etc..
@@zwischendurundmoll3968 Although, im almost certain that they make/base their confirmation on personal experience subsequent to ingesting several of the so called 'presses' sold by 'PHARMAKING'...
On a side note, isn't insane that individual words in ANY context have been deemed as being "obscene" and can actually bring legal actions for punishment if done in the open, BUT the truely obscene behavior of entities such as corporations, wealth addicts, and institutions such as the military is not only overlooked, but often put up on a pedestal as a virtue/goal?!!! People are in jail pending trial for attempting to steal , let's say a $250 TV from Walmart. Yet, when Walmart or "entities" like them destroy the entire exsisting economy of a town just to then funnel the tax money that old economy provided the municipality to offshore HQs to avoid even paying taxes to the federal government, pretty much stealing millions if not billions of dollars from EVERYONE who pays taxes, that's "good business sense" or some BS to that effect?! How would the average person treat another "regular" individual if they knew that they were responsible for kicking out even just 2 families from their home, gambled away their retirement savings, or sent their livelihoods off to people in a 3rd world country, JUST so they could make an extra few percentage points more income for themselves and their rich parents who gave them the money to have that power?! I bet it is a lot different than how most people treat companies, individuals, and even entire industries for doing the same thing by MANY MULTIPLE factors of magnitude! They definitely wouldn't kiss their butt, put them on magazine covers, or give them even more of that power they clearly abused, like "we" do with con"men", bankers, and "people" like musk, that's for sure! THAT stuff IS most definitely OBSCENE and SHOULD have negitive, for those that behave that way, repercussions! Oh well I guess people just don't want to spoil the tits from which they derive their "milk money" and are willing to accept it as long as they are not offended by things such as someone saying the sound that the letters F, U, C, & K make when read aloud in English. The idea of that last sentence is an obscenity alone. It's fuckin sick and offended humanity as a whole! I'm really disappointed in the behavior of so many hackers too!! Very few actually use their powers for good. It's almost always for personal gain . If I was as skilled as them, I would be dumping the truth all over the place like a dump truck full of gravel for all to see. Dig up them skeletons and put them in the "town square" for all to see with all the evidence and context possible! Come on gals/guys!!! Please help us out a bit! 🙏🏽
I wonder if he purchased the fakes 20s from that Canadian counterfeiter you did a story on. If so it sounds like that guy embellished a bit on the quality of the bills he made. On another note his lawyer sounded like shit. The lawyer that Canadian counterfeiter had sounded bad ass.
Only 3 to 5 years in jail for 10 felonies..? What was all the talk about a "very very very long time"? Not that I wish this guy should do more time but that doesn't seem like that bad really considering all he was convicted of
I didn't know more charges had the potential to help you get off. What's it called, proffer agreement? That was crazy. His parents are amazing, he's so extremely lucky.to have a family like that. Great story, thank you!
You’d fail a background check for a firearm using your own info if you’re buying through an FFL. And you don’t need an ID to private purchase obviously.
Depends on the state and the type of firearm. In PA long guns can be sold privately (no ffl, no background check). The sale of all pistols/revolvers must go through a FFL and you will get a background check. And I'll add there is no law regarding ammunition needing background checks. *As per state law, of course.
@@jonyemm They don’t know what you own so why go document it so they can add buyer to their illegal registry they are making with laws just like this. There’s absolutely no reason for that law besides that reason. Rifles are multitude of times more effective then handguns I don’t think laws like this would hold up to Supreme Court scrutiny when it’s clear that if you believe a pistol needs a background check for private sale but a 30-06 or AR-15 doesn’t then it’s obvious the law is not about safety.
@@Thumper68 thay don't usually need a background check for either in a private sale in FL they usually ask for id and he used a fake and hand guns are used way more in crime if you look at the Statistics
@@xjac2916 I understand this that’s what my comment said. And you don’t even need a fake Id for private sale most people aren’t asking people to see ID.
CAN I DO RUclips PODCAST OF. THE KGB,THE COMPUTER AND ME. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, I LOVE THE WAY U INTERVIEW AND STORY TELLING, AND IM A SUBSCRIBER SINCE YOUR SECOND RUclips PODCAST. THANKS
This guy sounds similar to my neighbor… im not bringing it to him bc it probably isn’t actually him… tho I am in his state if he didn’t change states… I want everyone else to decide if I go for it and ask him if he says no im 100% sending this tho and making sure he hears it.
Wow my Dad and his family immigrated from Helsinki, Finland to DC in the 70s. And my Finnish grandmother (his mom) stayed there in Dulles until her death in 2021.
If being an idiot was a crime he’d be in jail for 10,000 years.
That's a very "I don't make mistakes because I don't do anything" thing to say.
Mountain dew shots
Only oGs know
You’re calling him an idiot but you would never have the guts to do what he did. Just stay in your minimum wage crappy job and be quiet.
wait.. he used the same website domain with a different ending after getting doxxed on the first website, then surprised when the new website got linked to him? did I miss something?
"i was really good with my English"
"I had written up their entire website for them. I had rewrote it."
😂
jk, but I laughed at that last sentence..
😂
What you missed was his negative digit IQ lmao
He's used the same alias since 08
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The fact that he still has no idea how he got caught or compromised 🤦♂️
He is dumb AF.
Weed on youtube
There's no way he's that challenged. Drugs destroyed his brain 100% or he's doing it on purpose.
There's no way you're not going to blow up. Pumping put episodes like a machine and each one no less fascinating than the last.
This is actually an older episode, it's been on Spotify for a long time
These are episodes from other platforms, re-uploaded on RUclips.
His RUclips is way behind on his total content.
It's old.
This episode is from Nov. 9 2021. The show releases new episodes monthly
"Never blame drugs for being a dipshit........for thou art born a dipshit"
-Gospel Of Dipshittery
This is a perfect story of why young children should not be addicted to drugs.
is marijuana addictive though?
@@xCheddarB0b42x Mentally yes, just like anything.
@@xCheddarB0b42xyes but xanax will fuck up your life way more than weed because you don't black out and do stupid shit 😂
@@xjac2916 I felt this comment and this episode. My brother is recovering from an Adderall addiction. It almost ruined his life, but he is 8 years sober and doing great.
Perfect story of why nobody should be addicted to drugs
I have never seen a person get so many chances yet fuck up soooo much 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ I dont say this often but homie deserved jail time…
He deserves way more too, dude caused a epidemic of pills in his community and didn’t care at all. 20,000 Xanax is insane he ruined lives with those numbers
@@Gixsironly 20k? 😂
He was on drugs guy. It was Xanax and the breakup with his girlfriend that f'ed him up. He was a criminal before that but not nearly as stupid.
By the way maybe if the justice system in the U.S. helped people they wouldn't keep f'ing up as much. This is why the U.S. justice system is such a mess. I read a story about an American trafficking drugs in South Korea. When he got caught he was thankful he got to serve out his time in a South Korean prison vs. an American prison. He actually came out reformed, whereas he said if he had gone to a U.S. prison he believes he would have come out a worse criminal.
The very very last part 1:17:00 broke my damn heart. This guy is making his own rug now and is just gambling in little coins? I was really hoping he's reformed but this guy is 100% going back into jail
Do you know how difficult it is for someone to change? Think how you operate on a daily basis and try to change some of the modes. Now add easy money to the mix and the access it gets you and imagine that no longer being there. Listen to Sam Harris, Rationality Rules, Sabine Hossenfelder and a few others on the absence of Free Will and you might start to understand, once on a certain trajectory it is almost impossible to get off. Even when the payoff is misery compounded. But that is in their Blind Spot, for now.
Did you expect him to get out of jail and get offered a position as the ceo of a multi-billion dollar company or something? Are you an idiot? The fact that he stayed clean for his probation is already something 95% of people who get out of jail can't do. So I don't know how you can look at a guy getting a job and moving forward as a bad thing. I guess you're just one of those people who doesn't understand a damn thing about others.
@@tygrrrmoore9815Sabine Hossenfelder, you mean the person that talks about things she doesn't know anything about like "why capitalism is good"? At the end of the day, there's no hope for people like that and if we really have no free will, we should be judged like we judge animals. You euthanize them or you don't.
How do you know he is making a rug coin? He was in btc before we knew it, he now definitely knows how to trade it and know the potential of many others.
He lives in the United States guy. What reform? When you are a felon in the U.S. you are felon for life (i.e. jobs, education and rent). Your country has made it profitable to put people in jail and as such have more people in jail than any country in the world. Imagine being sent to a prison with a 'pay to stay' policy and when you get released you now have a debt you can never pay back. Now imagine you are in a state with debtor's jail. The entire justice system in the U.S. is broken and nobody cares because the rich and powerful have their own justice system.
Lol I remember this guys website back in the day. I was thinking about buying an ID off it, but I was sketched out about it and didn't go through with it.
Aryas "oracle" moniker got doxed because he had the same URL as the first time he got doxed....
🤦♂️
Mountain dew boy
facts 💯 . hey, you’re smart! how would you like to be an admin for this umm podcast were starting up lol
@@chillphil967 ahhhhhh wut?
Idk how I just found this channel. I can say I’ll be binge watching these every night till I am through them all lol. Keep up these killer content!!!
Up there on the top 10 episodes jack, awesome work as always
I swear these are like a movie man. Love it 🙌🏽 thanks
Quickest I have ever been! I am so busy going through weeks worth of great material . You the man Jack! I’m a Jack as well…guess we’re all just awesome ❤😂
I love the new intro
Hey 40second Gang. Keep killing it Jack!
HELLOOOOOO , ANYBODY HOME ???? LOL
Night Shift gang rise up 😎✌️
Real n word hours
@@syntaxerror1197say it
Real gamer hours who up
HELLOOOOOOOO
dnm vendors are my favorite videos keep em coming!!!
This is the perfect example of why you don't waive your right to speedy trial. If you don't have lab results in time you get the technical win.
His lawyer sucked. I find lawyers in the United States and Canada would rather cut plea deals than do what is best for their client. Cut a deal and get paid or go to trial and have to do some actual work.
@@michinwaygook3684 YES lawyers in the USA and Canada alike are shit house and seldom undertake a course of action best suited to their client; but not for the reasons you outlined as a lawyer typically receives payment that equates to their 'billable hours' ... The primary reason they are rubbish, by 'rubbish' i mean that they are shit lawyers and FUCKN shit human beings; is because almost all of them talk regularly with the prosecutors and district attorneys/police force and pre arrange wether or not they are going to allow their client to lose their respective case and hand said prosecutors the win or fight for their client and beat the charges etc. The aforementioned lawyer will more often than not, choose the option that is either the worst possible one for the client at that time/one that guarantees a prison/jail sentence of some duration as these outcomes will award them some form of perk, payment, recognition or benefit put forth via either the legal/court system, state districts office/legal authority or via the persons seeking charges (police) and or the pertinent prison.
I.E - Law Enforcement "hey Lawer X, this case is going to be a relatively big one for me and my career... landing a conviction/jailing your client will result in me receiving a promotion... If you take the loss and or convince your client to unknowingly chose the worst possible choice; I will make sure that under my new job rank, your next 3 clients/cases are wins" LawyerX - "OK, But I also want more clients... you ensure that im the lawyer afforded to and promoted to new detainees and its a deal"...
Proffer agreement is not immunity, only for what he said that day to those individuals - not what he says after to others. Thats why Keefe D was just arrested for the Tupac murder. Despite his proffer agreement.
hmm, didn’t know that. TIL 🙏
I always look forward to Thursday mornings to watch this show 🎉
Hello everybody haven't got to bed yet but I'm gonna enjoy this first thing when I wake up. Have a nice time everyone, love you jack!
Man that girl dodged a bullet by dumping him 🤣
Little bro thought he was running the id market with ten orders 😂😂 .. 🤦♂️
What story were you listening to? He was on the Silk Road at one point netting $10,000 a month. He even "smartly" setup a deal with the Chinese. His downfall seems to be Xanax and his ex-girlfriend.
I havent researched it yet but from what i heard about proffer agreements what the guy said in this video is incorrect. From what i heard it is not they can't charge you for any crimes you admit to, but it is that they cant use anything you say as evidence against you.
also, they are typically only good in the state you confessed in. if you committed crimes across those state lines (like in Virginia for example), they can't do anything to stop the police / feds. At least that's how it was explained to me by my lawyer
His show is almost 3 years of backlog, his youtube it basicaly running itself on his backlog
Incredible story. Thanks, Jack.
Around 1:09:04 to 1:09:20 the English subtitles are bugged. Might wanna check that out.
First 5 minute Gang, Gang! Love these stories Mr Rhysider.
Oh yeah an hour of why you should invest with him…😂
Script kiddie that grew up with all the advantages and still turned into a pos.
This episode has been my favorite thus far.
How were they able to have the jabber logs in plain? Are there more known cases? Did they break PGP or is PGP maybe their invention and they hold some sort of master-key for it?
Most likely spyware on the machine that is sending/receiving the messages. Or they recovered chat logs from the other person he was talking to.
Lets hope so! But cant let go the question: What if thats not the case? @@Hebdomad7
I suspect the guy that copied files from his PC had spyware on the machine, unless i missed something
Well he said that they had an eye on him since the beginning. Its possible that he catched some malware in the process and most likly. And we dont know how old the jabber conversations were. @@wraithfvcker
PGP has probably been compromised but I doubt they'd let that out of the bag by using it to bust darknet vendors. They use that for the biggest fishes
Arrested for public swearing..it’s not illegal to swear in public.
Some countries have a breach of the peace law
I caught that too pretty wild
@@alexbenzie6585 in the United States where this was at it’s not illegal precedent has been made on this already.
@@Thumper68 In the USA, there is a clause for "fighting words" and you can in fact be arrested for this. There are plenty of cases to read if you just Google for it. It always will depend on how much you can pay for an attorney and what state or even county you are in. The supreme court had a few cases brought before them and it looks like their verdict depends on context. See case: Landrum v. Sarratt, 352 S.C. 139 (Ct.App.2002) (calling someone’s mother a bi***, calling someone’s mothers names, and using the F words are fighting words);
Free speech is not what most people think.
@@omegadroidzero
Cursing at a cop or in public is protected speech under the First Amendment unless your speech rises to the level of “fighting words.” “Fighting words” are those words that would tend to immediately provoke a violent response - for example, using a racial epithet or talking about someone’s mother.
If you are committing a crime as you are cursing at a cop, obviously you can be arrested and charged with that crime.
If there is any other reason to arrest you, you will most likely not have a lawsuit for wrongful arrest. On the other hand, if the only reason the officer arrested you was for expressing your opinion, even if that opinion consisted of cursing at a cop, you may have a civil rights lawsuit against the officer or their department.
Have a look at:
Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, 315 U.S. 568 (1942);
Gooding v. Wilson, 405 U.S. 518 (1972);
Norwell v. Cincinnati, 414 U.S. 14 (1973);
Lewis v. New Orleans, 415 U.S. 130 (1974);
Houston v. Hill, 482 U.S. 451 (1987);
Springdale v. Butler, 299 S.C. 276 (1989);
State v. Perkins, 306 S.C. 353 (1991);
State v. Pittman, 342 S.C. 545 (Ct.App.2000);
State v. Pittman, 342 S.C. 545 (Ct.App.2000);
In Re Jeremiah W., 361 S.C. 620 (2004); and
State v. Bailey, 368 S.C. 39 (Ct.App.2006).
Can you interview the hackers that make a lot and don't get caught? Asking for a friend
sounds like poor opsec
The reason they don't get caught is because they keep their mouth shut, among other things. This kid is an idiot.
So you want someone to snitch on themselves 😂
without revealing too much, i know 2 people that hack and make an absolute killing from it
Part of not getting caught is not doing interviews 😂
One of the best stories I've heard in a while. Great story with a great message. My hats off to Jack and the crew.
the message is: be an idiot, start a local drug epidemic, destroy peoples lifes, get the most privileged jail sentences (white kid) until you reformed and gamble like this kid to this day scams people and builds up a rugpull
I usually dont listent to podcasts while eating.... but these episodes are so good.
"I run into my wall headfirst everyday""that's what I do !" Lmao😂😂😂😂😂
1000 a week, making fake ID's holy god i'm in the wrong profession lool.
Bro that's not a lot of money at all
thats really bad considering you might end up in jail
That is less than 30$ an hour. A basic IT/networking job pays that to start.
@@omegadroidzeroyes but it was passive income when he was outsourcing still not worth it considering the risk
@@omegadroidzerobut you don't pay taxes on it
You have the best stories please keep them coming ! Str8 🐐 😊
Lol she dumped him because he was making fake i.ds thats wild like who cares. He dodged a bullet lowkey but also sounds like that kinda lead to his downfall. I cant believe he was so upset over her that he couldn't even keep outsourcing the fake i.ds
Edit: bro the more i hear the more im like noooo you did what. Im like 3/4 of the way thru and this hurts man like the amount of good/bad luck involved wild
Maybe she saw it coming when he told her. Also he said he went to a catholic school and comes from a Middle Eastern family, so she probably had those strict values
Man, heartbreak can crush you, even if you dodged a bullet, you won’t be thinking right
@@Physeter you know what's wild since making this comment I experienced a heartbreak type thing. I was super tripping for a few days. I mean we're still technically together, but I feel like she changed on me. Cause I got anger issues like yeah I said id go to therapy. But yeah it's not the same anymore and I get it now ☠️
She's the one that dodged a bullet, look at all the shit the guy was capable of doing
one of the cooler streams thank you for the great stories
Such a interesting story to hear about someone life and glad to know he's off the drugs now.
Just looked him up and he got caught again with fake id’s
Really?
He sounds like he genuinely has ADHD... Lol
yet people are still rotting in prison over weed sentences
Ehhhhhh Love the Dreamloops NFT at the end. Slick!
Thats what Xans do to ya 😅
Who else is waiting for Lapsus$ episode to be uploaded 👀 Dec 2023
Great story Jack! One minor detail. It's Arya *Ebrahimi* NOT "Ebrahami." I think you only misspelled it about 10x in total across all your platforms. It happens. lol
loving the show!
He bought thousands of Xanax and then his county has a Xanax problem. He knew it was his fault and he didn’t care, you can’t convinced me he just didn’t think about it or how it could be linked to himself.
another great video!
The Silk road stories keep passing on :)
never seen a random coin that wasnt a rugpull. surprised youre promoting it
This aired when people weren't as aware of rug pulls. His coin may be at 0 currently.
Love this channel
Who does your visuals ? It reminds me of edward gorey , or the graphics brute did for kmfdm
Epic Jack, many thanks.
Taking a lot of Xanax isn’t going to make you feel invincible and taking that much with adrenal you will black out but be awake and functioning for multiple days and once you crash out when you wake up people around you will be telling you and talking about what y’all did past few days and you won’t remember much or any of it at all.
Yeah, it's a horrible drug.
I knew a woman once that was very good at hacking into my brain. Brains are like computers, its an interesting process.
the best part about all this is the small jokes at the end
where is jack rhysiders cheat sheet tech blog?
Oh man the opsec fails hurt
I can confirm PHARMAKING had the best presses when it came to purity
Ah yes, admitting to drug crimes on RUclips
#relatable XD
@@zwischendurundmoll3968 maybe he can confirm/attest to the quality of said drugs simply because he compared the feedback/reviews of all comparable listings etc lol... or simply he knows others who have vouched on their quality etc..
@@zwischendurundmoll3968 Although, im almost certain that they make/base their confirmation on personal experience subsequent to ingesting several of the so called 'presses' sold by 'PHARMAKING'...
WE EARLY FOR THIS ONE BOYSSSSSSSSSS
"Swearing in public".....He must have went to VA Beach too lol
On a side note, isn't insane that individual words in ANY context have been deemed as being "obscene" and can actually bring legal actions for punishment if done in the open, BUT the truely obscene behavior of entities such as corporations, wealth addicts, and institutions such as the military is not only overlooked, but often put up on a pedestal as a virtue/goal?!!! People are in jail pending trial for attempting to steal , let's say a $250 TV from Walmart. Yet, when Walmart or "entities" like them destroy the entire exsisting economy of a town just to then funnel the tax money that old economy provided the municipality to offshore HQs to avoid even paying taxes to the federal government, pretty much stealing millions if not billions of dollars from EVERYONE who pays taxes, that's "good business sense" or some BS to that effect?! How would the average person treat another "regular" individual if they knew that they were responsible for kicking out even just 2 families from their home, gambled away their retirement savings, or sent their livelihoods off to people in a 3rd world country, JUST so they could make an extra few percentage points more income for themselves and their rich parents who gave them the money to have that power?! I bet it is a lot different than how most people treat companies, individuals, and even entire industries for doing the same thing by MANY MULTIPLE factors of magnitude! They definitely wouldn't kiss their butt, put them on magazine covers, or give them even more of that power they clearly abused, like "we" do with con"men", bankers, and "people" like musk, that's for sure! THAT stuff IS most definitely OBSCENE and SHOULD have negitive, for those that behave that way, repercussions! Oh well I guess people just don't want to spoil the tits from which they derive their "milk money" and are willing to accept it as long as they are not offended by things such as someone saying the sound that the letters F, U, C, & K make when read aloud in English. The idea of that last sentence is an obscenity alone. It's fuckin sick and offended humanity as a whole! I'm really disappointed in the behavior of so many hackers too!! Very few actually use their powers for good. It's almost always for personal gain . If I was as skilled as them, I would be dumping the truth all over the place like a dump truck full of gravel for all to see. Dig up them skeletons and put them in the "town square" for all to see with all the evidence and context possible! Come on gals/guys!!! Please help us out a bit! 🙏🏽
Or South Carolina. Its crazy there
20:00 wow i bet he regrets that
40mg of xanax a day suss
Thats the biggest dose I've ever heard, one bar is 2 mg so he took 20 bars a day!
I caught that too. He's either lying his ass off, or they were fake dark web placebos.
I love your content.
Pretty damn neat listening to this and playing Skyrim, thanks dude you are pretty neat!
His parents failed him HARD
Fire music at the end
I hear so many stories of people pulled over for speeding while they have illegal drugs in the car. WTF?
another great episode
Hello 😊 yay a new one
love these crime stories
I wonder if he purchased the fakes 20s from that Canadian counterfeiter you did a story on. If so it sounds like that guy embellished a bit on the quality of the bills he made.
On another note his lawyer sounded like shit. The lawyer that Canadian counterfeiter had sounded bad ass.
9 minutes ago. I have no life. Thanks Jack!
Only 3 to 5 years in jail for 10 felonies..? What was all the talk about a "very very very long time"? Not that I wish this guy should do more time but that doesn't seem like that bad really considering all he was convicted of
Fire channel
I didn't know more charges had the potential to help you get off. What's it called, proffer agreement? That was crazy.
His parents are amazing, he's so extremely lucky.to have a family like that. Great story, thank you!
It will help you get off if you snitch on the people who got you the drugs 😂
episode 24 was incredibly sad
wow
Not everyone can have evidence removed😂❤ some get caught and others are allowed to continue 😅
Where’s the animated videos
The Reddit account saying his SR username is prob how they found out
Wait!
Public swearing is illegal?
They asked him for his login deets, to obscure the fact that they own and operate alphabay.
sells fake id's and has an identity crisis! sounds about right lol
Yes, you were setup when you were pulled over after making a purchase and they pull you out of the car....
So now he's a crypto scammer, that sucks.
I think manny people are aware of 💩 coins
lol crazy cause he’s from my county …and remember when the Xanax bust happened lol…
Wow, what a story
You’d fail a background check for a firearm using your own info if you’re buying through an FFL. And you don’t need an ID to private purchase obviously.
Depends on the state and the type of firearm. In PA long guns can be sold privately (no ffl, no background check). The sale of all pistols/revolvers must go through a FFL and you will get a background check.
And I'll add there is no law regarding ammunition needing background checks.
*As per state law, of course.
@@jonyemm all im gonna say is cali sucks ass. Thats why i moved out
@@jonyemm They don’t know what you own so why go document it so they can add buyer to their illegal registry they are making with laws just like this. There’s absolutely no reason for that law besides that reason. Rifles are multitude of times more effective then handguns I don’t think laws like this would hold up to Supreme Court scrutiny when it’s clear that if you believe a pistol needs a background check for private sale but a 30-06 or AR-15 doesn’t then it’s obvious the law is not about safety.
@@Thumper68 thay don't usually need a background check for either in a private sale in FL they usually ask for id and he used a fake and hand guns are used way more in crime if you look at the Statistics
@@xjac2916 I understand this that’s what my comment said. And you don’t even need a fake Id for private sale most people aren’t asking people to see ID.
Talk about unatural rules.
I was blessed to get pass that but some have become victims to others peoples ideals.
Free people are the strongest souls.
26:50 been there before
CAN I DO RUclips PODCAST OF. THE KGB,THE COMPUTER AND ME. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, I LOVE THE WAY U INTERVIEW AND STORY TELLING, AND IM A SUBSCRIBER SINCE YOUR SECOND RUclips PODCAST. THANKS
This dudes a real life gangster!! Between the cheeks not in the hole! 😂
This guy sounds similar to my neighbor… im not bringing it to him bc it probably isn’t actually him… tho I am in his state if he didn’t change states… I want everyone else to decide if I go for it and ask him if he says no im 100% sending this tho and making sure he hears it.
If it was him you'd know. Everyone knows this jackass
Wow my Dad and his family immigrated from Helsinki, Finland to DC in the 70s. And my Finnish grandmother (his mom) stayed there in Dulles until her death in 2021.
Key takeaway:
Dark net Silk Road