At the beginning in2018 and early 2019, the FinTelegram founder Werner Boehm and I received death threats and kill orders from Uwe Lenhoff. We have been stalked and blackmailed with secretly taken photos of my children and me while shopping; I was pressed to make adverse reports disappear from Fintelegram. Nevertheless, EU law enforcement agents arrested Uwe Lenhoff and Gal Barak in early 2019. A success!

Nowadays, after the – hopefully only temporary – release of Gal Barak and Marina Barak, they run smear campaigns on dedicated websites and Facebook, Instagram paid fake ads, and so on.

There are defaming cartoons of me circulating on the net. Fake news articles claim that criminal proceedings are underway against me and that I have been convicted several times by a criminal court. These are slanders destroying my reputation to prevent me from fighting cybercriminals like Gal Barak and Marina Barak and their facilitators like Rudolf Booker and Payvision.

Surprisingly, the Slovakian BitRush investor Igor Wollner told me that not doing business with Uwe Lenhoff would be an ample “missed opportunity.” Consequently, the BitRush founders and Slovakian investor Igor Wollner started a fight.  Rudolf Booker Wollner pushed the BitRush Corp to bring lawsuits in Canada to get hold of Werner Boehm’s share of the listed company. The BitRush board put pressure on me to hand over the accounting documents – but this didn’t work.

They raised the ridiculous allegation that Boehm would have withdrawn more than CAD 500,000 from BitRush accounts in 2015 and 2016. He purportedly had transferred money to a private company that allegedly belonged to him. The truth, however, is that Boehm was never a board member or a director and could not make any bank transfers without the board. At the end of April 2016, a Canadian auditor issued an unqualified audit opinion, including all financial transactions for the full year 2015 and Q1 2016. They did not find any issue, let alone any misappropriation. The lawsuit was a big fake.

But the Slovakian investor Igor Wollner, a politically exposed person in Slovakia, wanted so badly to work with Uwe Lenhoff. Boehm refused because I urged him to stay away. So, Wollner had to force Boehm out of BitRush. Thus, Wollner invested a lot of money in expensive Canadian lawyers to have Boehm and his partners squeezed out of BitRush. Neither Boehm nor I accepted the Canadian venue (forum non convenians) and did not fight the allegations. Nor did we defend ourselves in court. In my opinion, you cannot fight cybercriminals in a civil court. Consequently, the Canadian court hat to accept their claims. Such simple.