Crypto scammer Nicholas Truglia gets another 12 years in prison for refusing to pay $20 million in damages
Internet reports that Nicholas Truglia, who was sentenced for stealing US$20 million in encryption assets by switching SIM cards, was previously sentenced to 18 months in prison. Now he is sentenced to another 12 years in prison for failing to pay compensation to the victim. Court documents show that Truglia not only failed to fulfill its compensation obligations, but also spent nearly $92,000 on luxury goods. The judge stated that he intended to evade legal responsibility.
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