Sarmtech website owner gets 2 years in federal prison

[FlemDaddyKush]

Nampa man sentenced to prison for selling unapproved steroid-like drugs worth over $4M

52-year-old Michael Terry Little from Nampa was sentenced to two years in federal prison for Introduction of Unapproved New Drugs in Interstate Commerce, U.S. A

idahonews.com

So a year or so ago there was an article about the sarmtech website owner getting arrested. Now he was sentenced to 2 years in federal prison. He made $5 million from sales of sarms. He must have been giving out dosing advice to customers because that's the only time they really go after sarm websites because they can legally be sold for research. I know this isn't steroids but sarms are kinda related so I posted it. I would go back to prison for 2 years for $5 million, would you lol?

 

[shartking]

I was hoping it was Dylan

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

that's the only time they really go after sarm websites because they can legally be sold for research

meh, they can still go after them.

 

[MindlessWork]

I was hoping it was Dylan

That would been the best thing ever to happen to that tweaker-head.

 

[JazzHump]

I see so many random sarm sources adveritising on facebook now. I figured it's "legal"

 

[MindlessWork]

I see so many random sarm sources adveritising on facebook now. I figured it's "legal"

Wouldn't be surprised a lot of them are most likely scammers.

 

[laclark89]

Nampa man sentenced to prison for selling unapproved steroid-like drugs worth over $4M

52-year-old Michael Terry Little from Nampa was sentenced to two years in federal prison for Introduction of Unapproved New Drugs in Interstate Commerce, U.S. A

idahonews.com

So a year or so ago there was an article about the sarmtech website owner getting arrested. Now he was sentenced to 2 years in federal prison. He made $5 million from sales of sarms. He must have been giving out dosing advice to customers because that's the only time they really go after sarm websites because they can legally be sold for research. I know this isn't steroids but sarms are kinda related so I posted it. I would go back to prison for 2 years for $5 million, would you lol?

I dont know, 2 years in prison feels like 10

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

I dont know, 2 years in prison feels like 10

 

[laclark89]

I thought this was the worst part?

 

[expylon]

. I would go back to prison for 2 years for $5 million, would you lol?

Do you think he keeps any money at all?

 

[malfeasance]

they can legally be sold for research.

Sure.

And when your customers have labs and rats and grant money from Pfizer you do not risk prison.

When your customer base is reached through steroid discussion forums, though . . .

 

[malfeasance]

This is the actual law under which he was charged.

21 U.S. Code § 355 - New drugs

www.law.cornell.edu

The "research" exemption is something folks talk about on the internet but never for some reason bother to look up and, excuse the pun, research.

 

[Gatman]

Do you think he keeps any money at all?

No ...the feds will take everything that's in his name....anything he purchased with the gains of what he was indicted for can be seized.....

 

[expylon]

No ...the feds will take everything that's in his name....anything he purchased with the gains of what he was indicted for can be seized.....

yeah i knew that

 

[Caligrower]

This is the actual law under which he was charged.

21 U.S. Code § 355 - New drugs

www.law.cornell.edu

The "research" exemption is something folks talk about on the internet but never for some reason bother to look up and, excuse the pun, research.

So according to the law everything has to be reported. How do all these sites exist? You would think it would be easy picking for these prosecutors.

 

[Middus]

So according to the law everything has to be reported. How do all these sites exist? You would think it would be easy picking for these prosecutors.

It takes money to build cases that the accused can weasel out of with a good lawyer, a plea deal and a strong plausible deniability argument.
What nails people are usually: documented cases of Dosing advice, not paying taxes on the business, product traceable to seller in the scenario of harm to customer, or shipping prohibited stuff using USPS.
That being said, we are now in weird times where LEO can get away with shading grey areas away into black (if we are to believe all the hype) so, it's better to be safe than sorry.

 

[Gatman]

It takes money to build cases that the accused can weasel out of with a good lawyer, a plea deal and a strong plausible deniability argument.
What nails people are usually: documented cases of Dosing advice, not paying taxes on the business, product traceable to seller in the scenario of harm to customer, or shipping prohibited stuff using USPS.
That being said, we are now in weird times where LEO can get away with shading grey areas away into black (if we are to believe all the hype) so, it's better to be safe than sorry.

 

[TurboJet]

No ...the feds will take everything that's in his name....anything he purchased with the gains of what he was indicted for can be seized.....

Why would you bump a thread that's almost 1.5 years old?

 

[malfeasance]

So according to the law everything has to be reported. How do all these sites exist? You would think it would be easy picking for these prosecutors.

Same as steroid sellers. The government has only so many resources to go after all of these folks breaking the law. There are not enough resources. God help you if they ever do focus what resources they have on you.