My chinese ex-girlfriend told me that changing his age is very common in china although it is illegal and done through corruption. Usually parents do it with babies or young children so that the child can go to school earlier for example.
By the way from other french articles:
For 30 euros, you gave him a phone number, he would give you his bank statements. For 50 euros, he would give you his identity. For 150 euros, driver license number, date of delivery, ID card number, social security number, license plate…. You could even know about the flights he booked.
For 300 euros, could get his entire life. It was possible to get the police documents and those from Interpol. But the most interesting with the 300 euros offer was that with a simple phone number you could get all his phone calls and it's physical location even month before. This was what chocked me the most. There was a higher price for celebrities and politicians : I believe those people have a special status.
It wasn't just a police officer but an intelligence officer, the DGSI is not part of the police it is more like the CIA.
Some months ago the DGSI arrested a group of supposed terrorist and were surprised to find that they had a list with the name of all DGSI intelligence officers, perhaps it is linked to this rogue officer.
Any way, in times of GDPR you should have the right to download all the information the government has on you, including the information from the police, secret service and whatever shady organization the government runs.
Even if you settle with the SEC you can still go to jail because it is not the SEC that decides over this but the DOJ. Look at what happened to Elizabeth Holmes, she reached a settlement with the SEC but is still facing jail time because of the DOJ.
Holmes can perhaps join IOTA, it's all the same:
- Billion dollar valuation
- Not working/Fake technology.
- Intimidation against researcher and journalists.
I remember when I was still a school kid there was another kid that fell on his head when he did skate boarding. He said that everything was alright. In the afternoon he got headache but still claimed it was alright. Next day he was dead...
I am very disappointed, I thought this was one of the very rare cases where some one has done an "honest" exit scam where he wasn't trying to blame some one else or trying to talk himself out.
IMO Probably the worst PR idea ever, how can you be taken serious after it. They were already late on schedule on their roadmap, investors will be happy to see they spend so much time on fake exit-scamming.
They didn't caught the prince, all they got is one of it's little hands who was in charge of collecting funds in the US and then wire them to Nigeria.
Those little hands are often poor and elderly people that are naive enough to believe it is a legitmate business and are not aware of it's illegality.