How my bitcoins were nailed down in my grandfather's garage.

[Lucius]

But we've been promised pictures!

Seventeen days later, our very own cyber-punk OP still did not come up with any picture. Although all the members which have written inside this topic are eager to see those photos, refreshing the topic from hour to hour during the last 17 days and hoping to see any update from the cyber-punk, it seems that OP is merciless and forgot about all of us.
I am truly hoping that this post will determine him to give us a little piece of attention.

Since I was one of those who gave him the merit, I sent him a PM and asked a question about the pictures he promised. I got the answer that he currently lives in another location (another city), but that he will take a photo when he returns to his parents' house. While the image might prove that the hard drive was destroyed the way the OP described it, that again does not mean that the hard drive actually stored BTC private keys.

[GazetaBitcoin]

If I was you, I'd ask him also if he has an ETA until he gets to his parents house. And I think I'd also ask him how is it possible for his parents to not have in 2020 a phone equipped with a camera, thus they could take the pic for him. Or ask if they also don't have at least a regular camera, to take the picture with and send it via email.

While the image might prove that the hard drive was destroyed the way the OP described it, that again does not mean that the hard drive actually stored BTC private keys.

Well, an image is better than nothing. He could prove at least that he did his best to make this lie credible

[Lucius]

If I was you, I'd ask him also if he has an ETA until he gets to his parents house. And I think I'd also ask him how is it possible for his parents to not have in 2020 a phone equipped with a camera, thus they could take the pic for him. Or ask if they also don't have at least a regular camera, to take the picture with and send it via email.

Of course, it occurred to me, but I honestly did not want to go into any further discussions because the possible answer could be that his parents are not accustomed to technology, which may not be so strange because in addition to smartphones, older people still prefer dummy and simple mobile phones.

No matter how this unfortunate story ends, we will never determine with certainty whether the OP was just hunting for merits or his story is true - but what we can all agree with is that this is one of the weirdest ways to lose BTC for now (whether true or not).

[notblox1]

I am smelling possible negative trust feedback soon for grandson who tells fantasy stories.