Craig Wright’s Wife Involved In A $10 Billion Bitcoin Lawsuit

Craig Wright’s wife was invited to questioning by the Florida Federal Judge Bruce Reinhart in the $10 billion bitcoin lawsuit that is pending against her husband as we noted already in the previous altcoin news.

The $10 billion bitcoin lawsuit is also pending against the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto-Craig Wright when on July 24 the Florida Federal Judge filed a request for International Judicial Assistance with the Queen’s Bench Division in London. The court of Florida seeks permission to question Craig Wright’s wife and two of their business associates who are all residents of that British jurisdiction. The motion was filed on behalf of Ira Kleiman who is the brother of the now-deceased computer genius Dave Kleiman.
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Ira filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Craig Wright back in 2018 saying that he stole about 1.1 bitcoin from Dave Kleiman right before he died in 2013. The Kleiman estate wants at least 300,000 bitcoin and their forked assets but Wright denies that he stole anything and has claimed that he is the only investor of bitcoin. In the latest court filing, the Kleiman estate says that it wants to question Craig Wright’s wife Ramona Watts, the author of the book The Satoshi Affair Andrew O’Hagan and Rober MacGregor who is a business associate of Wright.

The Kleiman estate says that O’Hagan was provided with extensive access to Craig, Watts, and other associates while he was writing the book back in 2016. In that book, Craig claims to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto. According to the documents, we can read that:

“During this 6-month process, O’Hagan recorded “many hours of tape” of his “many dozens of hours of conversations with Wright.”

The estate says that Ramona Watts’ testimony is very important because she is Wright’s wife and has been identified in his initial disclosures ‘’as an individual with knowledge of the facts underlying Plaintiffs’ claims.’’ Also, the estate says that Watts and Wright are also involved in companies since 2011 which is when Wright discussed business deals with the deceased Dave Kleiman:

 “The Defendant testified that after they were married, they carried on as co-directors of bitcoin-related companies…and the sale of Satoshi Nakamoto’s life rights.”

As noted in the reports in the latest cryptocurrency news, we can read that MacGregor Was also involved because he is the person to whom Wright allegedly sold the Satoshi Nakamoto life rights.