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Olympic icon Usain Bolt came for a former councilor who tried to gaslight him on his stolen money following his recent deep revelations.
In the wake of sprint legend Usain Bolt finally speaking out on his stolen millions, several reactions have surfaced, one of which is from an X user named Vanesha Philips who tried to gaslight him on the situation.
On The Fix podcast, Bolt opened up for the first time since the fraud situation happened two years ago when he discovered a huge sum of allegedly over $12 million was missing from his account with Kingston-based investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), with only $12,000, according to his lawyer.
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Despite the Jamaican Constabulary Force’s Fraud Squad and the Financial Investigations Division picking up the investigation process, sadly, all has been fruitless, as he's yet to receive a dime, which he revealed on the podcast.
"Now, at some point, me haffi start say sup’n. Clearly, it looks like if me no apply some pressure or do something or start make whole heap o’ questions being asked, me nah go get back nutten,” said Bolt.
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09:08 - 12.02.2025
I'm not getting a national hero alive - Usain Bolt response on ever receiving Jamaica's highest honour
Olympic legend Usain Bolt believes he's not getting Jamaica's highest honour when he is alive, although he is flattered by public opinion that he is deserving the national award.
“It’s been two years, and me can’t come to you and say it reach here or we a look up or down. It no reach nowhere; it almost at a stalemate. Something has to happen, some fixing has to go on,” he added.
The Olympic legend will further point fingers at the Jamaican Government, who haven't been doing enough on the situation and he is almost giving up on their help.
“Ah the Government alone can do something big ‘bout this. Dem ah the only person who can go in and say this need fi fix,” said the 100m and 200m world record holder.
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18:26 - 08.02.2025
'They were putting pressure on him to beat us' - Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell spill on 'wasted' potential of legendary French sprint icon
Track legends Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell made bold statements on retired French sprint hero Christophe Lemaitre, saying he never got to fulfil his maximum potential.
“It’s been two years. There have been conversations, but nothing has materialised out of those talks. If they were doing enough, it would a reach a certain level already,” he continued. “If this happen to me and is going on for two years, and me can’t see back a dime… you really start to evaluate…”
Following his deep revelations, a former Jamaican councilor Philips will tweet on her X page, asking if he followed the right government procedures before investing in the company.
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20:26 - 10.02.2025
A 'risky' $20,000,000 investment? How Nike's marketing ambush with Sha'Carri Richardson proves they struck a goldmine
When Nike extended Sha'Carri Richardson's ambassadorial deal valued around $20,000,000, many feared it was a 'risky' investment. However, recent events have proven otherwise as recent success has made her sponsors proud.
"Did you get advice or directive from Government directly or indirectly regarding making the investment you made and then lost? Was it all privately done? Have you sued the person who managed our affairs? These questions if answered will give us here perspective."
To which Bolt wasted no time responding: "Trying to victim shame me.. don’t be a Syndicate!". Then further put out a post: "In Jamaica when you speak your truth the syndicates & bots will come for you.."
With more evidence to back up and affirm his stance, the eight-time Olympic gold medallist posted screenshots from the article of renowned publication Jamaica Gleaner confirming that the Jamaican authorities were indeed aware of the case.
Bolt has referenced his refusal to speak to international bodies on the situation out of respect and loyalty to his country, but he may be forced to do that soon.
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