前FTX高管Ryan Salame指控美国政府在司法部指控其合伙人后违背了承诺

币界网Publicado a 2024-08-23Actualizado a 2024-08-23

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前FTX高管Ryan Salame表示，美国政府已经违背了不起诉其合伙人Michelle Bond的承诺。

Salame是破产加密货币交易所巴哈马子公司FTX Digital Markets的前联合首席执行官。

去年，这位前高管承认犯有共谋非法政治捐款和欺诈联邦选举委员会的罪行，以及共谋经营无牌汇款业务的罪行。今年5月，一名法官判处Salame 7.5年监禁，他将于10月向监狱报到。

但Salame表示，他与政府达成协议并认罪，以阻止对其孩子的母亲、前国会候选人Michelle Bond的进一步调查。

周四，纽约南区联邦检察官达米安·威廉姆斯宣布对邦德提出指控，指控她涉嫌违反与2022年竞选国会失败有关的竞选财务规定。

威廉姆斯在一份起诉书中说，Salame从FTX组织了一笔虚假的40万美元付款给邦德，据称邦德用这笔钱资助了她的竞选活动。

在一份新的法庭文件中，萨拉姆的律师声称，政府利用这位前首席执行官的认罪协商来威胁邦德。

“为了促使Salame认罪，政府律师表示，如果Salame认罪的话，他们将停止调查Bond。考虑到Salame明显希望保护Bond，Salame同意签订认罪协议作为回应。然而，政府没有遵守其诺言，最近恢复了对Bond的调查，并对她提起诉讼。在本巡回法院，当被告根据检察官的承诺进行认罪时，“必须履行这样的承诺。”

Salame首先要求法院驳回对Bond的起诉，但如果不这样做，就驳回对他的定罪。

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