Malta lawyer investigated over bitcoin sent to alleged murderer of Daphne Galizia

By cineramaSeptember 24, 2022Bitcoin Business

A prominent lawyer from Malta is being investigated by the US and Maltese authorities over a bitcoin transaction made to suspected criminal Yorgen Fenech. The funds were allegedly used […]

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Malta lawyer investigated over bitcoin sent to alleged murderer of Daphne Galizia

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