Committing fraud against the major tech corporation that employs you doesn’t seem like an entry-level crime. But Craig Stanland had lived a relatively normal life until he was tempted by the prospect of “easy” money. Now known as a “reinvention architect,” Craig tells Ian how he lost it all, spent time at the infamous Otisville Federal Prison Camp, and found his sense of purpose after re-entry.
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00:00 Intro
01:28 New Merch discount
03:03 Childhood
06:34 Comparing his childhood to other kids
09:10 Drinking at an early age
11:23 Looking for help internally
14:00 Getting kicked out of college
20:18 You don’t need college
23:20 Getting into corporate
31:18 Life as he was working way up in company
33:15 The start of the fraud
46:12 Almost getting caught
47:39 How he was spending the money
50:50 Getting caught
55:13 Approached by postal inspectors
57:58 Arrested by the FBI
1:04:10 What he did after getting the fbi call
1:05:34 First conversation with wife
1:10:07 Sam Bankmanfreid
1:13:17 always have a lawyer present
1:14:50 Sentenced to prison
1:17:55 Otisville Federal Prison Camp
1:22:45 Contraband Phones
1:24:22 Are prison Camps neccessary
1:27:24 Seeing medical at the camp
1:32:59 Wearing the ankle bracelet
1:34:12 Challenges as a felon
1:39:27 Lessons
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3 авг 2024
