Here's how a self-styled marketing guru from small-town America and her husband became heist suspects:
to the court that the government’s alleged proof makes “unsupported, conclusory leaps,” and adds that prosecutors’ claims are “especially flimsy as to Ms. Morgan.” After initially sharing Lichtenstein’s attorney, Morgan hired her own on February 28.
But Morgan distinguished herself. She studied Japanese, which led to an exchange program in Japan. It was something she believed would fulfill her “dream of getting out [of rural California] and going far far away,” she wrote later.fter graduating with an economics degree from the University of California’s Davis campus in the summer of 2011, Morgan lived in Hong Kong, where she worked at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, running seminars for students about American culture.
Then, one day in early 2013, Morgan walked into Hidalgo’s living room in Cairo and announced that she was returning to California. “I’m not making money,” Morgan said, according to Hidalgo. “I need to make money.” Morgan was seen off by a small crowd of friends. “There were like eight cars, so all her friends went all together to say bye to her,” said the friend she met in Tunisia.organ landed in the Bay Area, and set about trying to build bridges to entrepreneurs.
Once 500 Startups concluded in July 2013 with a series of investor meetings in New York, Hammo returned to the Bay Area with the intention to continue working on Tamatem with Morgan. But after days of trying unsuccessfully to contact her, Hammo was told by colleagues that she had moved to Brazil and married another 500 Startups member, Bruno De Souza, who had co-founded an app that allowed users to track their pets. “It was mind-boggling,” Hammo says.
At the end of 2013, Hidalgo flew to San Francisco to visit Morgan. The divorce papers hadn’t been filed, but Morgan had already begun dating someone else. At a dinner, Morgan introduced Hidalgo to the man standing awkwardly next to her. “This is Ilya,” Hidalgo recalled Morgan saying. “He’s a black-hat hacker.”ith thick dark hair and a creased smile, Lichtenstein was seen by some of his peers as an outcast with a mischievous bent.
Lichtenstein launched a flurry of online ventures that included a dating site and a site that sold brain supplements. He worked on a
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