A little over 11 years and three months ago, Ross Ulbricht was arrested in the science fiction section of a public library in San Francisco, caught with his laptop still logged in to the Silk Road ...

when law enforcement shut the site down and arrested him at a California public library. “I just called the mother of Ross William Ulbricht to let her know that in honor of her and the ...

Why Was Ulbricht Arrested? Ross Ulbricht was arrested in October 2013 at a San Francisco library, where he was caught red-handed while logged into the Silk Road as an administrator. The charges ...

Ross Ulbricht is a guy who came from Austin ... to do this big sting operation in San Francisco. There was a little library there — just two stories tall. The Dread Pirate Roberts goes there ...

Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison after ... Notorious arrest in a library The Silk Road was brought down in 2013 after the FBI arrested Ulbricht in a library, the culmination of ...

writing that “Ross will be freed too.” Ulbricht, who grew up in Austin, Texas, was arrested in 2013, after the FBI tracked him down at a library in San Francisco. At his sentencing in U.S ...

Ulbricht, who was convicted of running an anonymous online drug marketplace, became a hero to crypto-holders everywhere. What does his pardon signal for the future of the technology?

Silk Road, whose founder Ross Ulbricht was recently pardoned by Trump, was the Wild West of early online harm reduction.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned Ross Ulbricht, who was serving a life sentence for operating an online black market, which facilitated over $200 million in illegal sales using Bitcoin.

U.S. President Donald Trump pardoned Ross Ulbricht, the creator of dark web marketplace Silk Road. Rating: True (About this rating?) In January 2025, a claim (archived) circulated that U.S ...

Ulbricht was arrested in a San Francisco public library in 2013 in an elaborate sting operation ... "Thank you for keeping your word to me and others who have been advocating for Ross' freedom," said ...