James Bond-Like Villain in $2 Million Bitcoin Heist Caught in Amsterdam

Bond-Like Bitcoin Villain Re-Arrested

Mr. Stefansson, after have departed suddenly, kept in touch with a mainstream online webpage to argue his case. "I essentially decline to be in jail of my own through and through freedom," he disclosed to Frettabladid, "particularly when the police debilitate to capture me without clarification. I'm not attempting to state that it was the correct choice to leave, I truly think twice about it… I didn't expect a universal capture warrant to be issued against me, as I was lawfully allowed to leave, and trusted it was not feasible that I would be marked a criminal. I could never have done this on the off chance that I didn't trust I was a liberated individual."

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It's something straight out of a film. Media outlets are guaranteeing Sindri Thor Stefansson to be a "driving force". He, at any rate, was embroiled as of late in a noteworthy wrongdoing for the nation of Iceland: $2 million in PC mining equipment is missing, accepted to be a piece of a detailed robbery trick, including a posse of 11 others including Mr. Stefansson's significant other.

Mr. Stefansson got away what nearby press alludes to as "low-security" repression after first being captured. He was held in Sogn, an open jail 59 miles from the nation's universal air terminal (95 km). It's so free it doesn't have a fence, and prisoners can even surf the net.

Figured He Could Avoid Capture Indefinitely

The genius slipped out through a window. He by one means or another later made it to the air terminal, securing a flight ticket under an accepted name (however he paid with his own particular charge card), and figured out how to put himself on a flight to Sweden conveying Iceland's head administrator, Katrín Jakobsdóttir. He wasn't found missing by protects until the point when well after the plane was airbound. A global warrant was soon issued for Mr. Stefansson.

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The Big Bitcoin Heist, as it has been labeled on the solidified island, included bitcoin mining rigs snatched in conjunction with four server farm break-ins. Iceland has turned into a magnet for crypto excavators because of moderately shabby power and its frosty climes, helping the famously overheated instruments cool as they mine.

Mr. Stefansson's unconventional open letter while on the run demanded he could stay slippery to specialists "for whatever length of time that I like". Dutch police deviated, capturing him downtown without occurrence and are by and by orchestrating his removal back to Iceland.

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