| After
SBF 25 Years
Salame 90
Months Sassoon
Said No Bond
Deal June 25
French
Connection
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
May 12 â On the US v Sam
Bankman-Fried trial, hours
after the guilty verdict, a
book was published: "Crypto
Criminal: The Conviction of
Sam Bankman-Fried: As live
tweeted and investigated from
inside the SDNY courthouse by
Matthew Russell Lee,"
audio/book here. On March
28, 2024, Inner City Press
live tweeted his sentencing,
to 25 years. On May 28
Salame was
"sentenced to
90 months." On
August 21,
Salame filed
that "the
Government
used the plea
negotiations
to threaten
Salameâs
domestic
partner and
the mother of
his child,
Michelle Bond."
Full filing
on Patreon here. But
then, after Bond's
lawyer Eric
Breslin of
Duane Morris
said no more
Sassoon, the
US Attorney's
Office on Nov 10
wrote in, "The
parties have
conferred and
agree that the
Government may
call former
U.S. Attorney
Danielle
Sassoon as a
witness on
November 20 at
10 a.m." On
November 10 it
emerged
Sassoon is
going to work
at Clement
& Murphy on
criminal and
appellate
matters and
complex
litigation. Later
on
November 10,
Bond's lawyers
at Duane
Morris sent in
an absurdly
redacted
letter: "We
are the
attorneys for
Michelle Bond.
We need to
state at the
outset that we
wish
[REDACTED]
However, we
would be
remiss in our
duty to Ms. Bond ...
[REDACTED] - full
redacted filing on
Patreon here On
November 12,
Judge Daniels
ordered that
Sassoon "is
scheduled for
November 20,
2025 at 10:00
A.M. This
Court intends
to hear from
witnesses
Danielle
Sassoon and
Gina
Parlavecchio.
If
Parlavecchio
is unable to
appear on
November 20,
2025, she
should appear
to testify on
December 18,
2025.
On
November 20 Inner
City Press live
"skeeted" on
Bluesky here
(it remains
blocked from
its main X
account,
having inquired
with "chief of
product"
Nikita Bier) -
Sassoon said
she had made
it clear, no
deal beyond
the four
corners. On December 9
counsel to
Bond Eric Breslin
wrote in
asking to push
it back to
March 2026 so
that
Parlovecchio
can testify. In May
Judge
Daniels set a
June 25
conference. On
May 12 counsel
to Bond wrote
in that "I
have a
long-standing
plans to be in
France
that day on a
vacation... [I
ask[ that I be
allowed to
participate via Zoom."
Le Zoom. Watch
this site. More on
Substack here We'll
have more on
this, and on
retainer(s). Previously, more
details on X for Subscribers here,
Substack here This case is US v. Bond, 24-cr-494 (Daniels)
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