Sam Bankman-Fried had a 'security incident' when 3 men drove into a metal barricade outside his parents' multimillion Bay Area home, his lawyer said
Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyer said that the former crypto mogul had recently experienced a"security incident" at his parents' Bay Area home.
Christian Everdell from New York law firm Cohen & Gresser detailed the incident in a letter to Judge Lewis Kaplan on Thursday, saying that Bankman-Fried and his parents had been targeted by"actual efforts to cause them harm." As such, Everdell asked Kaplan to reject the requests from various news organizations to unseal the two currently-unnamed parties who contributed to Bankman-Fried's $250 million bail.
"Recently, the Bankman-Frieds had a security incident at their home when a black car drove into the metal barricade set up outside their home," Everdell wrote."Three men got out of the car. When the security guard on duty confronted them, the men said something to the effect of: 'You won't be able to keep us out.' The men got back in the car and quickly drove away before the security guard was able to see the license plate.
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