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Sam Bankman-Fried’s Trial: What to Expect from His Testimony

The Unraveling Case Against SBF

Former FTX CEO, Sam “SBF” Bankman-Fried, is finally taking the stand, and the courtroom just got a whole lot more interesting. His attorney, Mark Cohen, confirmed during a recent teleconference that SBF will testify in his defense following the prosecution’s case finishing up on October 26.

Timeline of Events

In a swift turn of events, the prosecution’s case is expected to wrap up by the morning of October 26. Cohen laid out the plan: the defense will bring in three witnesses—including a Bahamas-based attorney and Joseph Pimbley, a litigation consultant. Interestingly, it seems Judge Kaplan is in a hurry, with the defense anticipated to finish within a brisk three days. I mean, who doesn’t love a fast-paced legal thriller?

Witnesses in the Spotlight

  • Joseph Pimbley, Litigation Consultant
  • Unnamed Attorney from the Bahamas
  • Individual Testifying on FTX Employees

Kaplan estimated the defense’s case could be completed in possibly an hour, not counting SBF’s own colorful testimony. This could spark a wild courtroom drama as Bankman-Fried faces off against the prosecution’s accusations of fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of trust!

Rebuttal and Closing Arguments

As the courts take on this two-act play, prosecutors hinted at the ambiguity of whether they would need rebuttal witnesses depending on SBF’s testimony. That’s a suspenseful cliffhanger if I’ve ever seen one! We may hear those famous closing arguments before October 31, which means we’ll have a verdict by Halloween—how fitting for such a hair-raising saga!

Legal Musings from the Bench

“The jury gives its findings on factual issues in the case, without necessarily stating which party should win.

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