Ugandan OneCoin kingpin John Mwambusya arrested
The former head of OneCoin recruitment in Uganda has been arrested.
The Criminal Investigations Department arrested John Mwambusya on January 30th.
Mwambusya stands accused of stealing more than $850,000 from over one thousand Ugandans.
According to Ugandan authorities, Mwambusya (right) ran his OneCoin business through Crypto Bridge African Limited.
Mwambusya, who also goes by Mwangutsya, appears to have joined OneCoin in late 2017, around the time founder Ruja Ignatova disappeared.
Mwangutsya and a team of OneLife “leaders” promoted OneCoin throughout Uganda, before disappearing themselves in 2020.
The CID intercepted and arrested Mwambusya as he was preparing to flee to neighbouring Rwanda.
Police are now appealing to the victims of this alleged scam to come forward and give their testimonies to the CID headquarters that will help in the prosecution of Mwangutsya for obtaining money by false pretense.
Although police are going to prosecute the prime suspect, Twiine explains that it is not easy for the detectives to recover such huge sums of money that was defrauded two years back.
Ugandan authorities appear to have begun investigating OneCoin and Mwambusya, following investor complaints filed in May 2020.
Africa: Even we have had enough of OneCoin. Start arresting them.
Dutch authorities looking at Igor Alberts’ scam kingdom: This is fine.
The Africa, more specifically Uganda OneCoin Saga produced some great memes. After Konstantin’s visit some local Ugandan musician going by the name of BillGates Griffin made a song called “Border to Border”.
One of the verses sings “We go digital money, we go crypto money, WE GO CASHLESS“, which unfortunately makes me chuckle a bit every time I listen to the song because everyone that got involved probably went literally cashless, as in was stripped from their hard earned money in exchange for digital Chuck E. Cheese tokens that are worthless.
Except it was “Boarder to Boarder”! I can’t imagine why you would listen to this song more than once.
Before they all vanish a repository of all fan inspired cringeworthy music about OneCoin needs to be collected. My favorite is the Asian kids playing at being IMAs and embracing the vision
A big shot out to Daniel Leinhardt who stood up to the OC crowd and filed his complaint that started the investigation. His encouragement of others to file a complaint is what led to this investigation ending in John Mwambusya being arrested.
If you don’t report them, they get away with it. Investigations take time, but if enough people file a complaint and provide specific details, not just claim it is a Ponzi, is how you get an investigation started. Been preaching this for 18 years.
Victims must be “PROACTIVE.” Instead most victims just vent their frustrations in posts but won’t file a complaint.
Hopefully this news will get other Uganda victims to come forward and file a complaint as well to bolster the case by the authorities.
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In a newsletter dated April 14, 2021, scammers in Sofia praised Ugandan scammer John Mwambusya. See my comment:
https://behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin/konstantin-arrested-criminal-charges-filed-against-ruja-ignatova/#comment-436947
Luca Di Donna, an Italian lawyer and a friend of the ex-PM Conte, is under investigation in Italy regarding connections to OneCoin money laundering.
Translated to english using DeepL.
Article link:
dagospia.com/rubrica-29/cronache/conte-ha-problema-rsquo-amico-luca-donna-rsquo-avvocato-ha-298448.htm
Semjon mentioned Aleksandar Boychev Stavrev in this comment. Could that be that man?
https://behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin/konstantin-ignatov-wants-out-of-prison-requests-pre-trial-release/#comment-411736
This is a bit of out left field. Wonder if there’s a connection to the Steinkellers…