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Singaporean Malone Lam attends status hearing in US$260 million crypto heist case
Singaporean Malone Lam was back in a US federal court on Tuesday (Nov 18) for a status hearing in his US$260 million fraud case, a day after one of his alleged co-conspirators, Kunal Mehta, pleaded guilty to money laundering and RICO conspiracy. Lam, dressed in a dark green jumpsuit with the words “Alexandria Inmate" emblazoned on the back, was calm and contemplative during the hearing, at times sifting through documents in front of him. It appeared he is still weighing whether to take a plea deal or have his case go to trial. Lam’s lawyer, John Patrick Pierce, said that he had received a new offer for a plea ... (full story)
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