In fact, the agent was still at his cousin’s house, listening to the phone calls she listened to under their instructions.
Akasha tells his cousin not to talk to the police (not knowing she already has it) and promises to pay for her attorney. He advised her to delete all the communications they had ever had. He then hurriedly incorporated Shimshai into the “vacation model” of all the dark online markets. “We're closed,” he later wrote on his profile page. “Get out of AI for you soon.”
Not long after, he received a call from Jigsaw, who rode his bike to the Verizon store to get a new phone and asked the phone carrier to remotely wipe off the phone that was caught by the Fed. Both men are very anxious in damage control mode. But this is just bark, after all, isn't it? Not the actual DMT. Maybe, they told each other that the agent bought the Pupzzles story.
They don't Bought. In fact, they have been closing on Akasha for years.
Court documents will later show that the Department of Homeland Security will never disclose the source in a 2017 prompt that the agency will share with the agency, the name has not been disclosed. The source even linked the secret handle to the PO Box in Nederland, Colorado, which is linked to the addresses of Akasha, Akasha, his roommate and Oliver liver the Remured Lemur lived lived livened live lived live lived.
For the department, DMT's emerging DMT distributors have priority over Dark Web's suppliers of cocaine, fentanyl and heroin. But after this prompt, Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) created an alert for Akasha Song. Four years later, in the fall of 2021, when Jose mistakenly transported a kilogram of bark from Brazil to a Brooklyn customer with Akasha’s phone number on it, the alarm was triggered, and this is when Jose will be sent to Akasha’s Cousin again after six months.
These alerts are enough to convince Kevin Vassighi to join HSI's Denver Live Office in 2020, checking Shimshai's account online. Vassighi was a central abandoned federal agent with a square chin, square shoulders and a high hairstyle, surprised by the diversity and scale of Shimshai's psychedelic sales. He noted that dealers sometimes use Rafiki’s avatar, monkeys of monkeys The Lion Kingand link the image to local news articles about Akasha lemurs. Vassighi was particularly upset to see Shimshai offer DMT Vape Pens. In Vassighi's mind, Vapes are targeted at teenagers. “It shows me that he is selling to younger audiences,” Vasigi said. “We are working to protect the kids.”
By the spring of 2022, HSI is tracking the location of Akasha's phone, following him to drive the new Tesla around Boulder and look at his home from the camera on a nearby phone pole. Agents dug up Akasha's trash and found Shimshai's trademark DMT packaging, the logo on the head, from which the rainbow poured out. Despite Akasha's alleged attempt to launder money, they tracked his cryptocurrency to show that they believed the transactions were indirectly flowing into Akasha's Akasha's account on the Crypto Payment Service, from the accounts of Sixty-Two Dark-Internet Markets.
“His atmosphere was crisp. He had a lot of money. He didn't seem to go to work,” Vasigi recalled. “A lot of things pointed in the direction we were in Joseph Clements” – by June that year they were given a warrant for searching his house.
When Akasha heard At the knock on the door, he just sat in the bedroom and ate some Thai mats and looked at Netflix. He and Joule were fighting all the time, so she was unzipping upstairs alone. She ran to the first floor to see who was doing this commotion.
By then, Akasha had a definite knock on the door. He looked at the sofa and considered the two long and flat safes below: one full of money. Another one is full of drugs. He grabbed a man full of drugs and quickly encountered an unfinished space in the garage. He hurriedly hid the safe under the insulation there. Inside are changa, DMT powder and vape pen, ketamine, LSD, MDMA and mushrooms.
