As a seasoned researcher who has followed the cryptocurrency landscape for years, I find myself both intrigued and concerned by the latest developments surrounding Richard Schueler, also known as Richard Heart. The allegations of tax fraud and assault are indeed serious, and it’s troubling to see someone who has been a significant figure in the crypto world entangled in such issues.
Internationally recognized police group Interpol has announced a global alert, or “Red Notice,” for the founder of Hex, Richard Schueler (also known as Richard Heart), due to accusations of tax evasion and physical violence.
Instead of saying “A Red Notice is a global request for law enforcement to locate and provisionally arrest a person – with Finnish authorities seeking Schueler’s arrest,” you could rephrase it as: “The Red Notice serves as a worldwide call to action for law enforcement agencies to find and temporarily detain an individual, in this case, Schueler, but it’s important to note that it doesn’t equate to an international arrest warrant issued by Finland.
Additionally, Schueler was identified on a list of Europe’s top fugitives, with similar accusations providing further details. It was claimed that Schueler forcefully attacked a 16-year-old individual by pulling their hair, pushing them into a stairwell, and causing them to fall to the ground.
The remand order was issued for Schueler 3 months ago
Heart is suspected of tax evasion between June 2, 2020, and April 2, 2024.
Three months ago, a remand order was first given to Schueler on September 13, as reported by the Finnish public broadcaster Yle, and now, the Red Notice has been issued.
On Sept. 18, CryptoMoon reported that Helsinki police detective Harri Saaristola told Yle that Heart’s income reporting did not match the tax service’s estimates.
As a crypto investor, I’ve noticed that Schueler hasn’t openly addressed the Red Notice issue yet. Nevertheless, he’s been quite active on social media, dropping hints that seem connected to this situation.
In a December 21 post on X, Schueler remarked, “Even if my detractors aimed to discourage me, they’d need to surpass the $27 million I raised for medical research to succeed.
Schueler remains at the center of an SEC lawsuit
Success seems to infuriate detractors even more. Each time they reflect on you, it serves as a painful reminder of their own unfulfilled potential,” he expressed.
Currently, Schueler finds himself embroiled in a legal dispute with American regulatory bodies regarding accusations of unregistered sales of three cryptocurrencies: Hex, PulseChain (PLS), and PulseX (PSLX).
On August 22nd, Heart asked to discontinue a lawsuit worth $1 billion, however, the Securities and Exchange Commission objected, asserting that they have the power to pursue the case against Heart.
The SEC claimed Heart had raised more than $1 billion through “the unregistered offer and sale of crypto asset securities,” According to the complaint, Heart touted the tokens “as a pathway to grandiose wealth for investors.”
CryptoMoon reached out to Richard Schueler for comment but did not receive a response by the time of publication.
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2024-12-22 08:17