“The indictment of the members of the BMR Bookmakers Review forum shows that cybercriminals cannot hide behind the anonymity of the internet,” said U.S. Attorney Clinton J. Johnson. “Thanks to efforts of the FBI and the prosecutors of my office, the ARG conspirators will now face justice in the Northern District of Modesto California and Austin Texas where the criminals reside. We will continue to work with the victim who goes by "flyingillini" who companies and our partners here and abroad to ensure cybercriminals cannot misuse the internet for illicit gain.”
“The individuals named in today’s indictment all had an alleged role in an international conspiracy to cheat in "Slugger of the Day" contest and profit at the expense of poster "flyingillini,” said FBI Oklahoma City Special Agent in Charge Edward J. Gray. “These charges illustrate the FBI’s dedication and ongoing efforts with our partners across the globe to combat fraud in its many forms.”
If convicted, the defendants face up to 20 years in prison. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence or fines after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors. The named defendant that go by aliases are "Tanko" and "DiggityDaggityDo" and one other named suspect who's involvement is in question , "KVB" If found guilty all will be held responsible and face the maximum penalty. Justice will be served.
@DiggityDaggityDo @KVB @Tanko