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Following a successful appeal last month, the Kristijan Krstic extraditions were punted back to a Serbian High Court. That High Court has now reaffirmed that “that all legal preconditions for extradition have now been determined”. This means that extradition is once again on the cards, pending the outcome of another new appeal.

The DOJ has been granted an intervention in the SEC’s civil case against Kristijan Krstic, John DeMarr and Robin Enos. The granted intervention is followed by an order staying the case, pending the outcome of parallel criminal proceedings.

US authorities’ efforts to extradite Kristijan Krstic and several accomplices have hit a roadblock. In a decision handed down either earlier this week or late last week, the Belgrade Court of Appeals has overturned previously granted extradition requests.

After being indicted in Texas last July, prosecutors in New York have now filed a second indictment against Kristijan Krstic.

Although we became aware of indictments handed down to members of Krsitijan Krstic’s Ponzi empire last week, they remained under seal – meaning we didn’t have access to any details. As a result of the arrest of Krstic’s accomplice Haojia Miao, a redacted copy of the indictment was made available on his Texas case docket [Continue reading…]

Haojia Miao, aka Haljia Miao and Stan Miao, is part of Kristijan Krstic’s Ponzi empire. Miao, a Californian resident, was arrested by the FBI October 7th.

The first Serbian member of Kristijan Krstic’s Ponzi empire has been extradited to the US. Antonije Stojilkovic was arrested in July 2020 in Belgrade, on behalf of US authorities. Stojilkovic consented to extradition, and was escorted by FBI agents to Texas on February 4th. Stojilkovic is now facing charges related to participation in Krstic’s $70 [Continue reading…]

Bitcoiin insider and top promoter John DeMarr has been arrested ‘for his alleged participation in a coordinated cryptocurrency and securities fraud scheme’. DeMarr’s indictment details one charge of conspiracy to commit securities fraud.

Kristijan Krstic and his Ponzi empire accomplices have been sued by the SEC. The civil lawsuit follows Krstic’s arrest in Serbia late last year.

Kristijan Krstic, a serial fraudster linked to a number of scams, has been arrested in Serbia. Serbian authorities arrested Krstic back in July, following a joint investigation with the FBI. Details of Krstic’s case are murky. There’s a bit of coverage out there but absolutely nothing pertaining to what he’s facing in the US.