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SBF: Villain or a careless founder in over his head? | Learn English expression 'in tatters'

SBF: Villain or a careless founder in over his head? | Learn English expression 'in tatters'

Episode 629 Published 2 years, 5 months ago
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The trial of Sam Bankman-Fried lasted over a month. During that time, the prosecution called several witnesses that detailed fraud against customers and lenders of Bankman-Fried's businesses. But the defense argued that this was a terrible mistake, but not a fraud. The jury found him guilty. After a monthlong trial, jurors needed just five hours to decide.

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