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Sam Bankman-Fried's bail was set at a whopping $250 million — but that's still much less than some monster bonds. Here are some of the biggest.

Por: Business Insider Business December 24, 2022

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was described by Assistant US Attorney Nicolas Roos as the largest-ever pretrial bond. of spending $8 billion of customers' money on luxury real estate and political donations, among other charges.But SBF's massive bail pales in comparison with the $3 billion set for Robert Durst in 2003, or a Texas murderer's $4 billion. They were later reduced on appeal, but Trump associate, Tom Barrack, has also posted $250 million for... + full article



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