Group chats, tweets and audio tape: the evidence against SBF

When asked to read out her message on the stand, Ellison broke down crying. She explained that the emotional burden of carrying on Alameda’s lies had become unbearable in the months leading to the collapse. — Reuters

Sam Bankman-Fried's words in tweets and group chats are being used as evidence against him in his historic fraud trial.

Screenshots of messages, social media posts and internal documents have been presented by prosecutors to demonstrate how the 31-year-old allegedly orchestrated a multibillion-dollar scheme at his FTX cryptocurrency exchange, along with his trading firm Alameda Research. The documents offer a look into the mechanics of his alleged fraud as well as the discrepancies between his public statements and private instructions to his inner circle.