The two individuals are Andreas Paepcke, who signed a $200,000 bond, and Larry Kramer, who signed a $500,000 bond.
but they ultimately chose not to pursue an appeal, a person familiar with the matter told The Daily Beast.
about the reputational damage Bankman-Fried’s indictment has caused his parents, who have also worked as Stanford Law professors. Judge Lewis Kaplan had previously agreed to seal the names while he considered the matter. In a court filing pushing to keep the information private, Bankman-Fried’s attorneys argued that “the notoriety of this case and the extraordinary media attention it is receiving” could cause “significant privacy and safety concerns” for the co-signers.
News organizations objected to sealing the identities, though, and Kaplan later agreed to make the information public. He did, however, give the parties time to appeal the order.But on Wednesday, Kaplan wrote that because “no application for a further stay has been made to the Court of Appeals,” he would order the clerk to release the co-signers’ identities.
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