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So There is this guy I have been researching and I am sorta inspired by his acts.
Carrl Freer started his criminal activity in Sweden.
As a teenager he faked his parents’ signatures and managed to fraudulently obtain a loan.
He then scammed the bank, using fake checks, for tens of thousands of dollars. He was arrested and convicted – sentenced to 18 months probation and fined EUR 200,000.
Carl Freer was next arrested in Spain. He had stolen some exotic cars in Germany and taken them to Spain where he set up a business selling exotic cars. He was caught and arrested.
He skipped bail and fled to France, where he set up a new business – selling stolen exotic cars. Once again he was caught and arrested.
Carl Freer skipped bail and fled to the UK, where he once again set up a new business – selling stolen exotic cars.
He was arrested again after Interpol tracked him down on an international arrest warrant issued by Germany – who wanted him for stealing exotic cars.
Carl Freer had been doing his stolen car trafficking under the false name of Brian Littlejohn.
Carl Freer challenged the extradition attempt, claiming that it was all a misunderstanding.
He had not stolen the cars, he had simply not paid for them because he thought they were already stolen. Clearly, In his mind, something twice stolen equals legitimate ownership.
Carl Freer also defended himself at that time by claiming that not only was it all misunderstanding, but he was a Humanitarian and Philanthropist as evidenced by the fact that he was a Trustee of the prestigious King’s Medical Research Trust. As we have extensively covered that was a scam and is a complete lie.
While having to report to the British Police weekly, Carl Freer decided to give up the stolen car trafficking and start a high tech business instead – Gizmondo.
The bright idea behind Gizmondo is that it was a tracking device – one that kids would willingly have with them as they could play games and do other things on it.
Some have said that it was inspired by the tracking device that Carl Freer was forced to wear while under judicial supervision.
Known Associates:
Jason Irwin,
Mikael Ljungman,
James Hunt
Serg Ludvig
Bjorn Huglund
As of November known address:
Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City District 1 – House number 445
A white Maserati SUV is parked outside usually
Watopedia office location (current Scam)
Level Five, Unit 507, Index Tower, Dubai International Financial Centre
This information was all pulled from a quick google search on him...
If you have something to contribute please do, or call me crazy for observing his life and seeing the mass amount of money he has
Carrl Freer started his criminal activity in Sweden.
As a teenager he faked his parents’ signatures and managed to fraudulently obtain a loan.
He then scammed the bank, using fake checks, for tens of thousands of dollars. He was arrested and convicted – sentenced to 18 months probation and fined EUR 200,000.
Carl Freer was next arrested in Spain. He had stolen some exotic cars in Germany and taken them to Spain where he set up a business selling exotic cars. He was caught and arrested.
He skipped bail and fled to France, where he set up a new business – selling stolen exotic cars. Once again he was caught and arrested.
Carl Freer skipped bail and fled to the UK, where he once again set up a new business – selling stolen exotic cars.
He was arrested again after Interpol tracked him down on an international arrest warrant issued by Germany – who wanted him for stealing exotic cars.
Carl Freer had been doing his stolen car trafficking under the false name of Brian Littlejohn.
Carl Freer challenged the extradition attempt, claiming that it was all a misunderstanding.
He had not stolen the cars, he had simply not paid for them because he thought they were already stolen. Clearly, In his mind, something twice stolen equals legitimate ownership.
Carl Freer also defended himself at that time by claiming that not only was it all misunderstanding, but he was a Humanitarian and Philanthropist as evidenced by the fact that he was a Trustee of the prestigious King’s Medical Research Trust. As we have extensively covered that was a scam and is a complete lie.
While having to report to the British Police weekly, Carl Freer decided to give up the stolen car trafficking and start a high tech business instead – Gizmondo.
The bright idea behind Gizmondo is that it was a tracking device – one that kids would willingly have with them as they could play games and do other things on it.
Some have said that it was inspired by the tracking device that Carl Freer was forced to wear while under judicial supervision.
Known Associates:
Jason Irwin,
Mikael Ljungman,
James Hunt
Serg Ludvig
Bjorn Huglund
As of November known address:
Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City District 1 – House number 445
A white Maserati SUV is parked outside usually
Watopedia office location (current Scam)
Level Five, Unit 507, Index Tower, Dubai International Financial Centre
This information was all pulled from a quick google search on him...
If you have something to contribute please do, or call me crazy for observing his life and seeing the mass amount of money he has
