Dread Pirate Roberts 2.0: An interview with Silk Road’s new boss New leader wants Silk Road to publish gov't secrets; calls old DPR a "fraud." Ken Klippenstein – Feb 5, 2014 7:00 am | 116 ...

Silk Road was controlled by a shadowy website administrator with the moniker Dread Pirate Roberts, who prosecutors say took home millions in commissions on more than $1 billion worth of drug deals ...

Unraveling the Dark Web-Dread Pirate Roberts and Silk Road - SiliconANGLE. ... It was in June 2011, just days after U.S. blogger Adrian Chen has unmasked the site, known as the “Silk Road. ...

A 2012 study on Silk Road found it was selling more than about twice that amount every month. The site's administrator, who called himself Dread Pirate Roberts, didn't ship product himself.

The site, which was shut down in 2013 alongside Ulbricht's arrest, was a notorious marketplace for illegal drugs, among other products.

Unmasking the Dread Pirate Roberts in Silk Road Filmmaker Tiller Russell looks at the man behind the internet’s black market By Richard Whittaker, Fri., Feb. 19, 2021 ...

Ross Ulbricht, a former Penn State graduate student, has been convicted of being the Dread Pirate Roberts, the leader of the Silk Road, an online drug emporium.

But Silk Road soon reopened, with a new “Dread Pirate Roberts”—Ulbricht’s alleged user name taken from the movie The Princess Bride—claiming ownership.At first, it seemed like Silk Road ...

Chronicpain became an administrator on Silk Road on Nov. 2011, gaining the trust of the Dread Pirate Roberts--who authorities allege to be Ulbricht--by mediating problems on the site.

Dread Pirate Roberts apparently agreed to pay $150,000 to have the man he believed to be FriendlyChemist killed in Canada. The charges allege that Silk Road administrators received salaries of ...

Silk Road. A "Dread Pirate Roberts" Was Using a Silk Road Account Even After Ross Ulbricht Was Arrested, Says His Mother Lyn Ulbricht Further evidence for the defense theory of multiple Dread ...

Defense attorney Joshua Dratel began trial with a surprising admission: that his client Ross Ulbricht was, in fact, the founder of the Silk Road, but was framed by his successor, the Dread Pirate ...