Testimony from the FBI, Kendall Jenner, and Revealing Twitter Messages: Recapping the Second Week of the SBF Trial

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Testimony from the FBI, Kendall Jenner, and Revealing Twitter Messages: Recapping the Second Week of the SBF Trial
The action-packed third week of Sam Bankman-Fried's historic fraud trial concluded Thursday afternoon in Manhattan federal court. Here's what you missed. The prosecution started with a bang as Nishad Singh delivered a powerful testimony against the now-disgraced FTX founder. Singh testified that customer deposits into FTX were "spent and lost" by sister company, Alameda Research, on "real estate investments, VC investments, campaign donations, and speculative events in trading."... Read More: Testimony from the FBI, Kendall Jenner, and Revealing Twitter Messages: Recapping the Second Week of the SBF Trial 
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