Former BCB Group CEO suffers knife-point robbery, assailants specifically demanded cryptocurrency private keys

ForesightNews2026/04/12 13:01

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Foresight News reported, according to the Daily Mail, that former BCB Group CEO and current Greater Things CEO Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie and his family were victims of an armed robbery at their home in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on April 2. Four robbers tied up his family and explicitly demanded the keys to his cryptocurrency wallets.

Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie stated that the robbers specifically targeted cryptocurrency and were not even interested in the Aston Martin parked in the driveway. As he did not hold any crypto assets, the robbers ultimately stole cash, silverware, and jewelry. Thames Valley Police have intervened and begun investigating the case. Oliver has since issued a warning, urging founders, CEOs, and other public figures in the crypto industry to remain vigilant against such organized targeted crime and to strengthen personal security measures.

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