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Tfue leaves Stable Ronaldo shocked revealing that off Fortnite’s “Creator Code” he made over 7 figures in ONE DAY after the soccer skins re-released 🤯🔥 - it’s rumored he averaged $1M per month during Fortnite’s peak and $10M yearly.

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John Waltz, known as the Crypto King of Kentucky held a man for 17 days, torturing him to get his Bitcoin password They rented a home for $75,000 per month, “Prosecutors detail just a shocking level of torture” - The man was urinated on - Electrocuted with electric wires - Forced to smoke crack cocaine - Had his leg cut with a saw and at one point he was hung over a ledge inside the townhouse “The man was able to escape running in broad daylight, bloodied and with no shoes in the street, running into a traffic cop. — the man says that he was able to escape only after he told his captors that he was willing to give his bitcoin password. When they turned their back to retrieve the laptop, he made a run for it.”

John Waltz, known as the Crypto King of Kentucky held a man for 17 days, torturing him to get his Bitcoin password They rented a home for $75,000 per month, “Prosecutors detail just a shocking level of torture” - The man was urinated on - Electrocuted with electric wires - Forced to smoke crack cocaine - Had his leg cut with a saw and at one point he was hung over a ledge inside the townhouse “The man was able to escape running in broad daylight, bloodied and with no shoes in the street, running into a traffic cop. — the man says that he was able to escape only after he told his captors that he was willing to give his bitcoin password. When they turned their back to retrieve the laptop, he made a run for it.”

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