Russian Man Kidnapped in Bali, Held Captive for 30 Hours and Forced to Hand Over Cryptocurrency Accounts
Svmuu News: A 41-year-old Russian man (identified by the initials AI) was kidnapped in Bali and forced to hand over his cryptocurrency accounts. While riding his motorcycle home from work, the man was stopped by a black Nissan Serena. Two masked assailants handcuffed him with plastic handcuffs, covered his head, and took him to a two-story house. The man was held captive for approximately 30 hours, during which he was subjected to violent treatment, including being punched and kicked. The assailants forced him to reveal the passwords to his cryptocurrency accounts, stole his cell phone, and used the villa keys they had taken from his motorcycle to enter his residence, where they took a second cell phone to gain further access to his accounts. At around 4:00 a.m. on July 4, the man was abandoned near Udayana University Hospital in Jimbaran, where he received medical treatment.
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