2 men allegedly sold $1M in Bitcoins over black market website
The Associated Press Posted: Jan 27, 2014 12:49 PM ET Last Updated: Jan 28, 2014 9:59 PM ET
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U.S. prosecutors say two men are charged with conspiring to commit money laundering by selling more than $1 million in Bitcoins to users of the black market website Silk Road, which lets users buy illegal drugs anonymously.
Authorities say Charlie Shrem was arrested Sunday at New York's Kennedy Airport while Robert Faiella was arrested Monday at his Florida home.
Prosecutors say in a news release that Faiella sold Bitcoins to users seeking to buy illegal drugs on the site.
They say Shrem bought drugs on Silk Road and helped Faiella exchange more than $1 million in cash for Bitcoins so they could make illegal purchases.
It wasn't immediately clear who would represent Faiella and Shrem in court.
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