Two promoters of $4 billion crypto exit scam OneCoin have been found dead in Mexico.
Listen to article Two promoters of a major cryptocurrency exit scam, OneCoin, have been found dead in Mazatlan, Mexico.
Oscar Brito Ibarra and Ignacio Ibarra, two major OneCoin promoters, were apparently kidnapped and killed in Mexico, Cointelegraph en Español reported on Tuesday.
According to the report, the two men were promoting OneCoin as a payment method for a local car firm, the Latin American Automotive Marketing Company.
The terrifying news was first reported by major Latin American publication, La Tercera, on Saturday.
According to the report, the bodies of Brito and Ibarra were found stuffed into suitcases and dumped in a vacant lot.
According to examinations, the two men were apparently killed by suffocation.
Two OneCoin Promoters Found Dead in Mexico
Published on Jul 14, 2020
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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