COPA to seek criminal charges for Craig Wright’s Satoshi ‘lies’

In the closing stages of the legal case over the identity of Bitcoin’s creator, the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) said that Craig Wright has failed to establish his claims despite multiple attempts at forgery and should be prosecuted criminally.

COPA’s lawyers said during the closing statement that Wright has perjured himself on multiple counts during the proceedings and submitted documents that are clearly forged.

The lawyers said:

“The audacity of forging an email in the midst of the trial to support his misleading evidence is not only a direct affront to the integrity of the court but also to the foundational principles of justice.”

The organization urged the court to pursue criminal charges against Wright and intends to submit the forged documents to the prosecutor’s office.

Pattern of falsehoods

COPA argued that the evidence clearly shows Dr. Wright did not invent Bitcoin, write the Bitcoin White Paper, or produce the crypto’s code. The team highlighted Wright’s reliance on a vast number of forged documents to support his claim, accusing him of attempting serious fraud against the court.

According to COPA’s lawyers:

“In his quest to substantiate his claim to be Satoshi, Dr. Wright has engaged in the production of a staggering array of forged documents, attempting a serious and elaborate fraud upon the court.”

The closing statements specifically pointed to two incidents that, according to COPA, exemplify Wright’s alleged deceptive tactics.

Firstly, Wright requested a trial adjournment in December, introducing the BDO Drive material and the White Paper LaTeX files as new evidence. COPA claims expert analysis revealed these documents as forgeries created recently, undermining their validity as evidence.

Additionally, COPA accused Wright of forging an email during the trial to support his narrative about the MYOB records, aiming to discredit the accurate account provided by his former solicitors, Ontier. COPA has dismissed Wright’s explanation for this forgery as highly improbable.

Additionally, the lawyers argued that Wright had committed perjury during the proceedings, sayi

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Author: Assad Jafri

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