Federal prosecutors charged three St. Louis men over a plan to storm a Connecticut home and force a transfer of bitcoin tied to a theft worth hundreds of millions. Each faces up to 20 years in prison.
Key Takeaways
- Three St. Louis men face up to 20 years over a bitcoin robbery plot.
- The trio stalked a family for two days with air rifles and rental cars.
- A Florida crew arrived next, carjacking and kidnapping the parents.
Grand Jury Returns Second Superseding Indictment in New Haven
U.S. Attorney David X. Sullivan for the District of Connecticut announced Aug. 4 that a grand jury in New Haven had charged three St. Louis men with conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery. Sedric Louis, 32, John Davis, 34, and Martel Williams, 27, each face up to 20 years in prison under the Hobbs Act charge.

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