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Discussion => Silk Road discussion => Topic started by: DealerOfDrugs on July 09, 2013, 02:40 pm
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http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/ermittler-zerschlagen-internationalen-drogenring-a-910221.html#ref=rss
Translated of course.
"International drug ring: Investigators arrest four suspects
DPA Drug trafficking in grand style: envelope with amphetamine The customer ordered on the Internet, the goods were then sent by mail to: narcotics investigators have arrested four suspects who should have acted in a big way with drugs.
Munich - drug trafficking in grand style: Drug investigators of the Bavarian Office of Criminal Investigation (LKA) have smashed an international drug ring. Spokesman According to one authority, investigators arrested four suspects from the Bavarian town of Deggendorf, Berlin and Brandenburg.
In those arrested is accordingly to three men and a woman 24-28 years of age. A 51-year-old Dutch left the officials after his interrogation again. The gang is said to have operated on a large scale drug trafficking on the Internet. According to investigators, the suspects had specialized in the drug trade in the encrypted and inaccessible darknet network. Therefore paid customers with an Internet currency by mail them the drugs were then sent.
Overall, the investigators searched 12 properties in the states of Baden-Württemberg, Berlin, Brandenburg and Bavaria - and found more than 18 kg amphetamine as well as cash, accounts, cars and real estate with a total value of around 700,000 euros safely."
Sounds Sr related to me. Stay on your toes everyone.
I would also like to take this moment to remind everyone that if the police are focusing on SR, they only seem to be after the vendors. Lets not get too comfortable vendors.
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Not much point in focusing on buyers unless they are high volume for resale. A lot easier to go after the vendors and then try to go up their supply chain. Stay safe.
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Not much point in focusing on buyers unless they are high volume for resale. A lot easier to go after the vendors and then try to go up their supply chain. Stay safe.
Agreed. I'm surprised that I was the first to post this news article. Vendors need to keep their ear to the earth for the sound of the beast.
Woop, woop, that's the sound of The police. Woop, woop, that's the sound of the beast
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Uh oh... not trying to spread FUD but isn't it a strange coincidence that last week the guy Pfandleiher disappeared, and AfterHour hasn't logged in for 5 days?
And 18kg amphetamine seized... 1+1=....?
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That's some really bad news. Unfortunately I'm pretty sure that said vendors are fucked or at least one of them, according to the cities and other information given in the article ..
I would love to get convinced of the contrary though
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Uh oh... not trying to spread FUD but isn't it a strange coincidence that last week the guy Pfandleiher disappeared, and AfterHour hasn't logged in for 5 days?
And 18kg amphetamine seized... 1+1=....?
I also noticed that afterhour hasn't been around in a few days! Usually his listing are only down on weekends.
Please don't let it be him, he/she is a great vendor! :O
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Lets find out where they went wrong and discuss solutions so that noone else gets busted in the same manner. :)
FUCKLE
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Could this be AfterHour? ??? He had kilograms of amphetamine and he did disappear four days ago... http://silkroadvb5piz3r.onion/silkroad/user/065073bbcb
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Why to launder your cash - so they don't assume it's gained illegally :) They can seize the drugs, but if you launder it right as I do with my clients, then you can prove you earned it legitimately and they can't take it still ;)
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Most definitely Afterhour. And considering he got me for 50 grams of MDMA one time with no reply or reship I could honestly say... meh.
Lol.
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yikes, these vendors with huge volume employing others to ship for them are bound to get busted. just saying can't trust peeps
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You also better don't touch PF right now, at least don't make any orders until he has proven his idendity, preferably by signing with his old key ...
UPDATE :
New pgp adress
From now if you order with tracking we don send the tracking to everyone when you want it send us a PM 3/4 days after its mark in transit then we will send it..
http://silkroadvb5piz3r.onion/silkroad/user/136798b370
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yikes, these vendors with huge volume employing others to ship for them are bound to get busted. just saying can't trust peeps
I employ multiple people in my operations. It's impossible to distribute at a certain level all by yourself. You just have to run a tight ship.
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yikes, these vendors with huge volume employing others to ship for them are bound to get busted. just saying can't trust peeps
I employ multiple people in my operations. It's impossible to distribute at a certain level all by yourself. You just have to run a tight ship.
It sucks but every Walter needs a Jesse or two.
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yikes, these vendors with huge volume employing others to ship for them are bound to get busted. just saying can't trust peeps
I employ multiple people in my operations. It's impossible to distribute at a certain level all by yourself. You just have to run a tight ship.
It sucks but every Walter needs a Jesse or two.
The last thing Walter needs is a sketchy meth head that brings heat. Having a Gale or two would be great though. 8)
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Gale had to go. You can't fuck a Gale, but you can fuck your Jesse.
8)
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More here:
welt.de/regionales/muenchen/article117869257/Fahnder-zerschlagen-Bitcoin-Drogenring-DarkNet.html
and here:
kleinezeitung.at/nachrichten/chronik/3352090/globaler-drogenring-zerschlagen.story
It's definitely SR.
The goods were sold on a "Amazon for illegal transactions," the online platform "Silk Road". On "Silk Road" you can find any kind of product or service that are not legal to purchase. Exceptions are, said [police spokesperson Adina] Mircioane, weapons of mass destruction and assassinations. You only get access via a so-called darknet, an encrypted network, and under the strictest conditions.
It looks as though the investigation started a year ago with a few arrests in Vienna:
The Viennese had constructed a flourishing e-commerce trade for ecstasy or MDMA, cocaine, and amphetamines. In three months he had - working alone - made about 400 transactions through India, Australia and South Africa. Nearly 350 of these could be proved against him. The 25-year-old was convicted.
In the course of this arrest, the investigators also presented extensive evidence, including several computers. In evaluating the data, the investigators came to the suppliers of the Viennese, the Germans who lived in Bavaria.
Three dealers were arrested in Salzburg Vienna parallel to the investigation. Unlike their counterparts, the three Salzburg Viennese purchased their drugs directly from the same Germans and then sold on a large scale.
I'd assume AfterHour's computers will get the same treatment.