Drug Runner Of Pablo Escobar May Be The Real Satoshi, States New Story

A new theory concerning the correct identity of unidentified Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto has appeared from a very dubious source. The story has been rolled out by the Escobar family, mentioning Yasutaka Nakamoto as the real Satoshi.

As per the story, Yasutaka Nakamoto was a high-ranking engineer for Pacific West Airlines. He worked for Pablo Escobar, the infamous Colombian drug lord. Nakamoto used to smuggle drugs into the United States from South America. Subsequent to surviving a murder attempt by his former employer, Yasutaka vanished totally from public sight in 1992. He then reappeared years later to produce and launch Bitcoin. Purportedly, he is the brother of Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto.

As per Olof Gustaffson, the CEO of Escobar Inc, the multinational holding company associated with Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, the overall involvement of Yasutaka with microprocessors provided him with the technical knowledge which he would later use to create the world’s initial virtual currency. As per Gustafsson, Yasutaka was a rebel. He was wild enough to work for Pablo Escobar but tenacious enough to not ever commit his allegiance, according to Gustaffson.

Earlier, Roberto Escobar, the brother of Columbian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, has asserted Satoshi approached him in person for help in creating Bitcoin. Apart from that, Escobar has also asserted that Satoshi was actually a cipher for the U.S government.