May 05, 2019 16:00:00

A couple who has illegally built a marine home with money raised with bitcoin comes up

A couple of American men and Thai women who made money in the bitcoin business built houses on the Thai Ocean. It is believed that the couple had intended to create a loophole by declaring an independent country in their homes, but the homes were eventually removed.

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There are two Americans, Chad Andrew Elwartowski, and his wife, Sprany Tepedet, who built an illegal house on the Thai Ocean. The two are engaged in a bitcoin trading business, and are believed to have built houses for the purpose of declaring an independent nation using international ocean law and using legal loopholes for business. The two claim to have built a house outside Thailand's maritime territory , but the authorities said that was not the case.

YouTube has released a movie in which Erwartowski and Thepdeet claim their claim on the home. The two critics criticized the government in the movie and insisted that 'this house is safe and those who love freedom want us to participate in the effort'.

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The house is a polygonal structure that protrudes to the sea, with doors, small windows, and a roof.

The inside of the house looks like this.

His wife, Tepedet, confessed, 'You may be worried but I knew I was safe' about the safety of the house, emphasizing the beauty of the landscape from the house.

'The

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has spent five years even approving drugs that save millions of lives, but there is no such rule here and it's free,' said Elwartovski.

'I am looking forward to the participation of people who love freedom.'

Two people toast with champagne.

On the other hand, on April 13, 2019, the Thai Third Command Headquarters filed a complaint with the Wichit Police Department in Phuket on the grounds that a floating home was illegally built 12

nautical miles away from the shoreline of Phuket. On April 22nd, Thailand Third Sea Area Headquarters deployed three ships on their own, forced towing the affected housing, and two days later raised the housing to Phuket Port.

A series of acts and claims by Erwartovski and Tepdet appear to be in violation of Article 119 of the Criminal Code of the Kingdom, 'the act of reducing the independence of the state' , and it is possible that death or life imprisonment may be sought It is said that there is. The two are currently running away and are believed to be hiding on Tartao Island in Satun Province.