Moolah CEO Alex Green, alleged to be online scammer Ryan Gentle, is missing with $1.4 million in Bitcoin. Or at least, that’s what The Guardian has said.
The magazine alleged that “the [missing $1.4 million] is believed to be in the personal wallet of the company’s founder and chief executive, Alex Green, who has not been heard from since Moolah went bust.”
Green, however, has taken to Twitter to refute this claim, posting the following:
@VeryVeriViral @theguardian I am not quite sure why I keep being reported as missing. The numbers are wrong too.
— Moolah (@moolah_io) October 23, 2014
Numerous sources have reported Green as being “on the run”, and there have been rumours that law enforcement has already contacted him. These rumours have, so far, been unsubstantiated.
What Do We Know?
Though Green insists he’s not on the run, his current whereabouts are unknown.
And while the theory that Alex Green is Ryan Humble hasn’t been entirely confirmed, the evidence in its favour seems to be piling higher and deeper.
The CoinFront interviewed an anonymous source with close ties to Ryan Gentle, who claims to know “without a shadow of a doubt” that Green and Gentle are one, after seeing the video of his Skype conversation:
It’s not just his voice, it’s the way he speaks, the way he moves, the way he chews on stuff when stressed. The glasses are new though. Not a very good disguise, though I guess it worked for Superman.
Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer and community member Ben Doernberg originally presented the evidence against Green shortly after Moolah declared bankruptcy and since then everything seems to be unraveling for him.
Is Moolah CEO Alex Green On The Run?
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