Social Media Smoke: Razzlekhan, Dutch, and the $4 Billion Heist

April 23, 2025|

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When over 100,000 Bitcoin went missing in 2016, no one suspected the culprits: a quiet, mild-mannered developer and his ostentatious entrepreneur/rapper wife with a wacky social media presence. Meet Razzlekhan and Dutch, the most unlikely thieves in the history of crime.

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