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en Twenty-three year old Dutch drug dealer Cornelis Jan "Maikel" Slomp pled guilty for large scale selling of drugs through the Silk Road website, and was

Published on Jan 21, 2012 Follow. Brochure voorjaar 2012 KTV Kennisnet. Brochure voorjaar 2012 Published on Jan 21, 29 May 2015 LinkedIn/Maikel CJ Slomp. Cornelis Jan Slomp, the Dutchman who became the biggest seller of illegal drugs on the so-called Deep Web 31 May 2015 By all accounts, a 23-year-old Dutch man named Cornelis Jan Slomp sold more illicit drugs on the Silk Road site than anybody. We're talking 24 Apr 2014 The defendant, CORNELIS JAN SLOMP, through his attorney, authorized the government to disclose that he will plead guilty to conspiracy to 29 May 2015 LinkedIn/Maikel CJ Slomp Cornelis Jan Slomp, the man … Continued The post The biggest drug dealer on the internet has been sentenced to 29 May 2015 Cornelis Jan Slomp, 23, appeared relieved Thursday when U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly announced the sentence — a substantial Twenty-three-year-old Dutch drug dealer Cornelis Jan "Maikel" Slomp pled guilty to large-scale selling of drugs through the Silk Road website, and was 6 Nov 2014 Behind those shipments through Chicago is Cornelis Jan Slomp, who uses the alias "Super Trips". At age 23, the Netherlands native became 1 juni 2015 De Nederlandse IT-specialist Cornelis Jan Slomp (LinkedIn: Maikel Slomp) is veroordeeld tot een celstraf van tien jaar.

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He was the best-selling dealer on Silk Road. Cornelis Jan Slomp, 23, appeared relieved Thursday when U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly announced the sentence — a substantial break from the 40 years in prison called for under federal Twenty-three-year-old Dutch drug dealer Cornelis Jan "Maikel" Slomp pled guilty to large-scale selling of drugs through the Silk Road website, and was sentenced in Chicago to 10 years in prison on 29 May 2015 with his attorney, Paul Petruzzi, present. Dealer Steven Sadler was sentenced to five years in prison. There have been over 130 other arrests connected with Silk Road, although some of these arrests may not be directly related to Silk Road, and may not be public information due to legal Slomp was captured at the Miami International Airport on route to a meeting with co-conspirators where he planned to “spin off his entire U.S. Silk Road operations” to one of them, prosecutors Cornelis Jan Slomp, 22, of Woerden, the Netherlands, officially accepted guilt for his crimes at an arraignment hearing in a Chicago federal courtroom Thursday. Cornelis Jan Slomp, 23, appeared relieved Thursday when U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly announced the sentence — a substantial break from the 40 years in prison called for under federal On Thursday, Cornelis Jan Slomp, AKA SuperTrips, stood in a quiet federal courtroom in Chicago and admitted to being the largest drug trafficker on the now-shuttered underground Silk Road website Cornelis Jan Slomp, also known as “SuperTrips,” is accused of selling approximately 104 kilograms of MDMA, 566,000 ecstasy pills containing MDMA, 4 kilograms of cocaine, 3 kilograms of The defendant, CORNELIS JAN SLOMP, through his attorney, authorized the government to disclose that he will plead guilty to conspiracy to import and distribute various controlled substances when he is arraigned on the charge that was brought in a criminal information filed in U.S. District Court. Slomp, also known as “SuperTrips,” 22, of Cornelis Jan Slomp, who faces a maximum 40-year term and a forfeiture of $3 million in ill-gotten gains, sold drugs ranging from amphetamine, ecstasy, and cocaine to LSD and a slew of others Cornelis Jan Slomp of Woerden, the Netherlands, facing a single drug-trafficking conspiracy count, agreed to plead guilty, according to a statement issued on Thursday by US prosecutor Zachary De Nederlandse IT-specialist Cornelis Jan Slomp (LinkedIn: Maikel Slomp) is veroordeeld tot een celstraf van tien jaar.

Cornelis Jan Slomp, 23, sold Quinones wholesale quantities of MDMA on credit in 2012, and then Quinones sold the drugs via Silk Road and split the proceeds with Slomp, authorities said in the news release. Quinones used several post office boxes throughout southwest Florida to ship and receive the drugs, they said.

Cornelis Jan Slomp, the Dutch man who became the biggest seller of illegal drugs on deep web marketplace The Silk Road, was May 31, 2015 · Cornelis Jan "SuperTrips" Slomp Slomp was arrested in Florida in 2013. The US authorities in Chicago built a case against him while investigating drug shipments at O'Hare International Airport. Mar 02, 2020 · Cornelis Jan Slomp, 22, of Woerden, the Netherlands, officially accepted guilt for his crimes at an arraignment hearing in a Chicago federal courtroom Thursday.

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Slomp recently plead guilty to illegally importing and distributing a massive amount of drugs from March 2012 to August 2013, including 104KG of … Apr 25, 2014 SuperTrips’ real name is Cornelis Jan Slomp and he is from the Netherlands. According to U.S Attorney Zachary T. Fardon, and Slomp’s lawyer, Cornelis Slomp has agreed to plead guilty on a single account of drug trafficking conspiracy. Cornelis Slomp Pleads Guilty. Please click here to see our statement regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. Boutros arrived here Jan. 1, 2008. And since then, he has faced some of the toughest, most sophisticated cases at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse — helping send former Edgewater Hospi-tal owner Peter Rogan to prison for 21 months and online Silk Road drug deal-er Cornelis Jan “SuperTrips” Slomp to prison for 10 years. Cornelis Krusemanschool, Amsterdam (Amsterdam, Netherlands).

CHICAGO — A Dutch man who allegedly used the shuttered Silk Road underground website to sell illegal drugs for bitcoins worth millions of dollars has agreed to plead guilty to a federal drug conspiracy charge filed against him today. The defendant, CORNELIS JAN SLOMP, through his attorney, authorized the government to disclose that he will plead guilty to conspiracy to import and distribute various controlled substances when he is arraigned on the charge that was brought in a criminal Cornelis Jan Slomp, the Dutchman who became the biggest seller of illegal drugs on the so-called Deep Web marketplace Silk Road, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday, the Chicago Sun Cornelis Jan Slomp, 22, of Woerden, the Netherlands, officially accepted guilt for his crimes at an arraignment hearing in a Chicago federal courtroom Thursday.

Slomp, also known as “SuperTrips,” 22, of Cornelis Jan Slomp, who faces a maximum 40-year term and a forfeiture of $3 million in ill-gotten gains, sold drugs ranging from amphetamine, ecstasy, and cocaine to LSD and a slew of others Cornelis Jan Slomp of Woerden, the Netherlands, facing a single drug-trafficking conspiracy count, agreed to plead guilty, according to a statement issued on Thursday by US prosecutor Zachary De Nederlandse IT-specialist Cornelis Jan Slomp (LinkedIn: Maikel Slomp) is veroordeeld tot een celstraf van tien jaar. Hij is door de een Amerikaanse rechtbank schuldig bevonden aan online verkoop van drugs via de website Silk Road. Slomp werd in Miami eind 2013 opgepakt voor wereldwijde online drugshandel. Ďalej bol na 10 rokov väzenia odsúdený Cornelis Jan „Maikel“ Slomp, ktorý sa dopustil trestného činu v masívnom predaji nelegálnych drog. Okrem týchto známych páchateľov bolo zatknutých 130 ďalších.

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The US authorities in Chicago built a case against him while investigating drug shipments at O'Hare International Airport. CHICAGO — A Dutch man who allegedly used the shuttered Silk Road underground website to sell illegal drugs for bitcoins worth millions of dollars has agreed to plead guilty to a federal drug conspiracy charge filed against him today. The defendant, CORNELIS JAN SLOMP, through his attorney, authorized the government to disclose that he will plead guilty to conspiracy to import and distribute various controlled substances when he is arraigned on the charge that was brought in a criminal Cornelis Jan Slomp, the Dutchman who became the biggest seller of illegal drugs on the so-called Deep Web marketplace Silk Road, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday, the Chicago Sun Cornelis Jan Slomp, 22, of Woerden, the Netherlands, officially accepted guilt for his crimes at an arraignment hearing in a Chicago federal courtroom Thursday. Cornelis "SuperTrips" Jan Slomp: The Pablo Escobar of Silk Road Slomp pleaded guilty on May 8, 2014, to drug-trafficking charges.

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May 28, 2015 · Cornelis Jan Slomp, 23, appeared relieved Thursday when U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly announced the sentence — a substantial break from the 40 years in prison called for under federal