Sep 12, 11:54 AM

Caroline Ellison Seeks to Avoid Jail Time for $10 Billion Theft, Sentencing Later This Month

Caroline Ellison, former head of Alameda Research, is seeking to avoid jail time despite her involvement in significant financial misconduct. Probation has recommended zero years for Ellison, who is accused of stealing $10 billion of customer funds, while recommending ten years for another individual involved in the case. Author Michael Lewis, who wrote about Sam Bankman-Fried's saga, expressed surprise if Ellison does not receive prison time. The disparity in sentencing between Ellison and others involved in the case has drawn significant public attention. Ellison's sentencing is expected later this month. She has been accused of posting fraudulent tweets and engaging in coverup actions.

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Protos@Protos
1 year ago
The Context: ↔️ Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried will receive vastly different sentences Latest from @BennettTomlin Subscribe and read 👉 https://t.co/6uh8QI7Obo https://t.co/edndRD2sIM
Jenn 3.0✨@JennSanasie
1 year ago
ICYMI: @renato_mariotti unpacked how Caroline Ellison’s sentencing could go later this month on our show today 👇🏽 https://t.co/AKkyzGvJ02
Squawk Box@SquawkCNBC
1 year ago
Author Michael Lewis, who wrote about Sam Bankman-Fried's saga in "Going Infinite" says he would be surprised if Caroline Ellison - who ran Alameda Research - does not receive prison time. https://t.co/45yTFkHHke

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