Ross Ulbricht, the convicted mastermind behind the Silk Road, was sentenced to life in prison without parole in a New York courtroom on Friday. During the 2.5 hour-long session, the court heard ...

Ross Ulbricht, creator of the underground website Silk Road, which let users anonymously buy and sell anything from drugs to hacking tutorials, was sentenced Friday to life in prison after he made ...

Silk Road Darknet mastermind Ross Ulbricht has lost his appeal of the life-behind-bars sentence he received for founding and running an online marketplace that made illegal drug purchases ...

Five full months have passed since the defense team for Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht launched their appeal for a new trial.That 170-page argument represents Ulbricht’s last hope of escaping a ...

Silk Road employee Andrew Jones, who had established a 'secret handshake' with Ulbricht in 2012 to confirm his identity, did not believe that the late DPR was Ulbricht, either.

It’s been more than a year since Ross Ulbricht was first arrested and named as the Dread Pirate Roberts, designer and proprietor of the Bitcoin-powered drug market known as The Silk Road.Today ...

Ulbricht's guilty verdict was even further locked down by a former FBI agent's analysis that traced $13.4 million worth of the black market's bitcoins from the Silk Road's servers in Iceland and ...

During his remarks from the Senate floor in January, Senator Tim Kaine hammered President Trump for pardoning Silk Road ...

Ulbricht was convicted for his role in creating the darknet marketplace Silk Road. - Credit: FREEROSS.ORG On March 27, 2024, Ross Ulbricht expressed a birthday wish from prison.

Ross Ulbricht, the creator and chief operator of the Silk Road, has been sentenced to two life sentences in jail for running the online drug marketplace.

The Silk Road trial verdict is in: Ross Ulbricht is the drug-trafficking criminal mastermind Dread Pirate Roberts, at least in the eyes of the Federal. Skip to content Gizmodo. Search .

NEW YORK — Ross Ulbricht, creator of the underground website Silk Road, which let users anonymously buy and sell anything from drugs to hacking tutorials, was sentenced Friday to life in prison ...