Threat to poison water and food, to large companies maxi-blackmail in cryptocurrencies

He asked for a minimum of 20 thousand up to 200 thousand euros in cryptocurrencies from the most famous brands of producers of mineral water, wines and food, threatening to poison the packages in supermarkets with injections of cyanide and thallium. After the complaints presented by the companies, all well-known, the deputy prosecutor of Rome Giovanni Conzo started the investigation, entrusted to the agents of the Lazio Postal Police, coordinated by Cnaipic, who traced back to the person in charge. This is David Sirca, a 47-year-old resident of Trieste, who was serving the alternative sentence for previous sentences for extortion and computer fraud, and now ended up in prison. The man has great computer skills and had a modus operandi: he made videos at home in which he showed how he poisoned the products and then, through anonymous internet connections, sent the videos to the targeted manufacturing companies, threatening to take the packages to supermarkets. Investigators and investigators quickly discovered and blocked the 47-year-old, who had no accomplices and who seems to have never implemented the threats. As far as we know, the extortions never took place and the companies did not pay.