A cybercriminal of the most violent kind will spend his best years behind bars, along with 11 of his thug buddies for a series of cryptocurrency heists in the United States.
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Remy Ra St Felix was found guilty of leading and playing a leading role in his gang of lawbreakers earlier this year and will now spend the next 47 years in prison. That's five years of supervised release that must be completed, plus an order to pay more than $524 million in restitution. He was convicted of nine counts related to conspiracy, kidnapping, Hobbs Act robbery, wire fraud and brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
The 25-year-old Floridian's exploits date back to 2020, during which time he and his gang members stole more than $3.5 million from various victims in various states.
Among the more terrifying crimes in St. Felix's extensive rap sheet was a 2023 home invasion targeting an elderly married couple in North Carolina. St Felix and a friend tricked the couple into letting them into their house before tying their limbs and holding them at gunpoint over a large sum of cryptocurrency.
