
Dr Ruja Ignatova persuaded millions to join her financial revolution. Then she disappeared. Why? Jamie Bartlett presents a story of greed, deceit and herd madness.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureTrue Crime | |||

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This is a really interesting podcast but is marred by too much padding. Tighter editing would make this edge of seat stuff - unlike the slightly breathless commentary by the main presenter
A really interesting tale of a huge crypto scam that grabs you initially but then seems to go nowhere. 16 episodes left me feeling pretty scammed myself out of any real answers at all. The focus on the unfortunate Scottish woman who got scammed and persuaded people close to her to invest too, then she tries to pursue it legally and gets screwed again by her legal representation seems to fill most of the later episodes with her crying a lot, which is understandable but not great listening. Comple... more
The first 10 episodes of this series comprised one of the best podcasts I’ve listened to and while episodes 11 and 12 added little to the story they did provide an interesting update on the situation.
The 4 latest episodes add next to nothing to that story. In the absence of any tangible new information it’s mainly fluff, cynical padding , that the host actually admits to in one episode, and conjecture.
I can only think the host and the BBC thought that based on the success of the first 12 ep... more
The quality of this investigation is just so good. Been following for years!
I really wanted to listen to this but the music and sound effects are unnecessary and distracting. If they re release this series with narration only, I would love to listen 👂
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A rigorous, narrative-driven investigation into one of the largest cryptocurrency scams and the enigmatic disappearance surrounding its founder. Across episodes, listeners are guided through victim stories, courtroom battles, and elusive leads that trace the scam's reach from Europe to South Africa, blending legal drama with criminal intrigue. The series emphasizes the human impact of fraud, the challenges of asset recovery, and the ongoing hunt for answers about Ruja Ignatova's fate, often intersecting organized crime networks and high-stakes litigation. A standout is its methodical peeling back of complex financial schemes and the emotional toll on claimants seeking justice, making it a compelling listen for fans of true crime, investigat... more
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