“He was careful though. He did the will because he knew about his health issue. Even when I met him his stomach was sensitive.
“So with Crohn’s disease in India, even anybody with a fortitude of like Superman, if you eat food over there, your gut could blow up,” he said.
Yeah you're right, I re-read what you just wrote and he seems very careful.
Heartline also dismissed rumours that, Michael Patryn, QuadrigaCX’s co-founder, is involved.
Patryn, whose official name is Omar Dhanani, was convicted of fraud in California in 2005, according to a United States Department of Justice document.
“He’s been through too much in his career already and he’s not stupid enough to think he’s going to get away with a $200-million heist,” said Heartline.
Hear no evil see no evil.
Amidst all the speculation, Heartline’s not throwing in the towel just yet.
“I’m telling my friends, ‘Guys, yes it’s money and yes it’s a terrible situation, but wait 30 days,’ ” he said.
Wait 30 days for what? Gerry's family to hide/protect more assets from creditors?
In other articles Heartline has mused with zero corroboration Gerry has employed a dead-mans switch that, in the event of his death, would reveal the funds and their keys to the estate. If there was a so-called 'dead man return everybody's money trigger', and needed to wait 30 days, we'd have our money back JANUARY 9th, 30 days after Gerry allegedly died.
If there's a dead man trigger or ANY REASON to think there's a plan for succession why isn't it documented with trusted reputable law firms, his will, his wife or other business partners? Where is any substantiation for this magical thinking? There is none.
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