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Schueler is known by the pseudonyms 'James the Whale' or 'Richard Heart' and is accused of allegedly conducting multi-billion dollar transactions globally.
FERİT ZENGİN / News Center - During the dawn raid operation organized with the support of MİT's pinpoint intelligence and Special Operations police, those at the suspect's address drew attention. During the searches at the address, 600 thousand dollars in cash, 50 thousand TL, jewelry, expensive 24-hour watches, 2 drones and 4 long-barreled weapons attracted attention.
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Schueler, known by the pseudonyms "James the Whale" or "Richard Heart", carried out billions of dollars in transactions globally, and was accused of embezzling at least $12 million of this money by purchasing luxury cars and the world's largest black diamond, "The Enigma".
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More details about Schueler will be released and the criminal investigation will continue.
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