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Australian encryption investors cleverly untie the crisis and fight back in self-defense.
According to Gate News bot, as reported by Decrypt, Australian Crypto Assets entrepreneur and investor Tim Heath successfully conducted a bail-in during a carefully planned kidnapping incident.
According to court testimony, the attackers monitored Tim Heath in advance using a GPS tracker and a disposable phone. One of the suspects held a forged Azerbaijani passport, while the other rented a sauna room as a hideout.
During the attack, Tim Heath bit off the attacker's finger in self-defense. Forensic examination confirmed that the DNA from the severed finger found at the scene matched the court evidence.