
Millions in Bitcoin Vanish After ASOS Co-Founder's Death
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Quentin Griffiths, co-founder of ASOS, died in a Thai balcony fall, with nearly four million dollars in Bitcoin missing from his wallet. Authorities ruled it an accident, but now the crypto is gone, transferred in chunks after his death. Griffiths was embroiled in a fraud case, with a meeting scheduled with his ex-wifes lawyers before his fall. His son, Joel, reported the theft six weeks later, sparking a police probe. Joel is also involved in a custody fight with his ex-wife, adding to the complexity of the situation.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Millions in Bitcoin Vanish After ASOS Co-Founder's Death. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 29th, Quentin Griffiths, the 58-year-old co-founder of ASOS, fell to his death from a 17th floor balcony in Pattaya, Thailand, on February 9th. Taya authorities ruled it an accident with no foul play, but now nearly $4 million in Bitcoin has vanished from his wallet right after he died. He'd been tangled in a fraud case, convicted last October of scamming around 500,000 pounds through a company he shared with his. X-Wife, Poi Krings, and Thanakun. Sentenced to 18 months in prison, he appealed to stay free and had a key meeting lined up with her lawyers just two days before the fall. His family flew to Thailand to handle his affairs and spotted the crypto-missing, transferred out in three chunks soon after his passing. His oldest son, Joel, 29, reported the theft six weeks later, sparking a police probe into who had wallet access. Joel's facing questions himself in a heated custody fight over the kids he shared with Poi. He wants them raised in the UK while she insists on keeping them in Thailand.
Her side calls the Bitcoin move suspicious, wondering how Joel knew the exact amount without access. With his body back and dorset and millions and assets up for grabs, including tie properties worth about 2 million pounds, this saga keeps unfolding as cops dig deeper into the mystery transfers.
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