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Who got paid. Who got played. Who got caught. Real cases, real footage.

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@sterlingmkts guilty plea, then years of regret

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June 30, 2011. Macon, Georgia. A local TV reporter found 25-year-old law graduate Stephen McDaniel outside his apartment building and asked about his missing next-door neighbor, Lauren Giddings, 27.

He answered every question like a worried friend. 4 days earlier, he had killed her.

In the video below, he says: "Yeah, Lauren was my neighbor. We're just trying to find out where she is at this point."

Asked what she was like: "She's as nice as can be. Very personable, very much a people person."

He even offers a theory: "The only thing we can think is that maybe she went out running and someone snatched her."

Then the reporter mentions that police had pulled a body out of a trash can outside that same building earlier that day. He goes quiet. "I think I need to sit down."

Later he comes back to the camera on his own: "She was as nice a person as there is."

And about her fear of a break-in: "If she had, I could have done something. I could have lent her a handgun."

Asked if he is holding out any hope: "I hope, but..."

He told the reporter there was "no sign that anyone broke in." In his own account at the plea, he said he let himself into her apartment with a master key at 4:30 a.m., wearing a mask and gloves, and strangled her.

Police questioned him for more than 12 hours that night. In August 2011 he was charged with murder. Prosecutors said his computer showed an "obsession with Lauren," including video he shot of her from outside her apartment the night he killed her.

On April 21, 2014, a week before his trial, he pleaded guilty. His written statement: "It is difficult for me to explain why I killed Lauren." Life in prison, first chance at parole in 2041. The rest of her remains have never been found.

The other side: his lawyer said he took the deal because the evidence was "mounting." Since then McDaniel has tried to undo it, arguing his rights were violated during the searches, his attorneys failed him, and prosecutors got hold of his defense papers. In 2018 a judge denied his bid for a new trial.

A grieving neighbor in shock, or a killer watching his story fall apart?

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@MaverWagmi fifteen years and still no closure

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@thedrbryte true words, wrong story behind them

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@0xTimQ 40 minutes decided the whole night, rest was noise

[tim777 @0xTimQ]

THIS SHOULD BE F*CKING ILLEGAL

I GAVE GROK BOT $55 AND 4 BUZZCORE ANTS BEFORE BED. BY 8AM THE BALANCE SAID $7,800.

22:04. scout ant spots a fresh mint called MAX. sniper ant buys $18 of it

12 minutes later: +$1,840

they reloaded. 22:41, MAX again. +$3,920. take profit at 10x

the whole night was basically decided in 40 minutes

22:00 → $55
22:16 → MAX +$1,840
22:41 → MAX +$3,920
00:58 → GATO +$245
02:07 → NIHAO +$310
08:00 → $7,800

0 manual clicks. 81% win rate. worst trade: WASTED -$12.80

the ants don't get tired or greedy at 4am. you do

would you have held MAX or sold at 10x?

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[ayro @ayro0x]

@kairofomo that's a lot of protein

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@ergodonx Private jet, then broken glass

[ergodon @ergodonx]

SHE MADE $2,000 TO $3,000 A MONTH ON ONLYFANS. RICH MEN PROMISED A PRIVATE JET, TOOK HER PASSPORT AND TOLD HER SHE BELONGED TO THEM.

Then they dragged her back when she tried to run.

Her name is Maria Kovalchuk. She told it herself, still in a wheelchair.

She was in Dubai for work. She missed her flight to Thailand. Her room booking had ended. A man she had met, Artem, offered help.

"He would ask his father to give him his private jet so we could all fly to Thailand. A young group, all fun, great guys. Why not?"

She went to their room. The first day, she says, was fine. Then they started drinking hard. "They started to joke: You belong to us. We'll do whatever we want. I tried to take it as a joke, because it was really weird."

They smashed bottles on the floor. Then they took her personal belongings, including her passport. She realized something was not normal. She tried to break out onto the balcony to ask the neighbors for help. They dragged her back.

"While they were on the balcony, I ran out of the room. And they followed me."

She does not remember the blow. She came to in a hotel robe, asking a passing car for help. "Maybe they threw me, or it was a beating. One of two options." She says Artem's father is wealthy. Her mother later said the medical bills ran into the millions, and were reportedly paid by local authorities.

In the video below, Maria tells it herself, from the private jet promise to the night she ran. Wait for what she says about the passport.

So what was the real trap: the private jet promise, or the moment they took her passport?

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@0x_mjaka lost 300 million, found his family

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@Xyrontg the moment he heard about the body

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@0xEigenvoid he told the truth and hid it inside

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@0xDxtrX 21 women and not one verdict

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@batagonx he knew exactly how juries read people

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@zynexsol he was steering them before they started

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@xbtkio even the cartel thought it was too much

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@0xMorzik the biggest con was the story itself

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@0xDominiqqq The body was just found and he knew it. That pause was the moment it stopped being just an act.

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@0xcorvin Her family still has no grave.

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@0numex he wasn't nervous at all. he was offering help on camera while everyone else was still looking for answers

[ayro @ayro0x]

@Archii_trades one of the richest men alive and the market still decides if he gets the biscuit. 56 cents is the whole range