24/10/2026published
Richard James Schueler
Richard Heart · HEX · PulseChain
Detained in Istanbul on 14.10.2026 under an Interpol Red Notice requested by Finland. No public charges in Turkey and no verdict in any jurisdiction.
Status: undisclosed — it is not known whether he is in provisional extradition custody, under judicial control or at liberty. The next legal deadlines are 1 November (Finland’s documents) and 23 November (the statutory 40-day limit) — if the detention is still running at all.
Last confirmed
21.10.2026
No public ruling on remand, no announced charges in Turkey and no confirmed extradition request.
No new confirmed information since that date. Posts from X are marked separately and are not facts.
Legal status
Unconfirmed
Court status undisclosed
Detained on 14.10.2026 in Beşiktaş (confirmed 17.10). Police custody (gözaltı) ends by law within days, so the court had to decide: provisional extradition arrest, judicial control or release. No decision appears in public sources.
Basis
Confirmed
Interpol Red Notice 2024/65212
Finland’s request · published 13.12.2024 · the notice is not an arrest warrant.
Charge in the notice
Confirmed
Aggravated tax fraud
The only charge in the public Interpol record. Turkey has not announced its own charges.
Seizures
Confirmed
USD 7.15 million and TRY 160,000 in cash
15 addresses. 6 cold wallets, 28 watches, 4 rifles, 3 pistols, 1,400 rounds. Separately 9 cars belonging to his wife.
Extradition
Unconfirmed
No confirmed request from Finland
The 1 and 23 November 2026 dates are our calculation from ECE art. 16, not statements by the parties.
Verdict
Confirmed
No known verdict
No public verdict in any jurisdiction. The SEC civil case was dismissed on 28.02.2025 without a ruling on the merits.
Legal disclaimerRichard James Schueler has not been convicted in any jurisdiction and is presumed innocent. The allegations described remain the claims of the parties at the stage of detention, investigation or court proceedings. The detention in Turkey on 14.10.2026 took place in gözaltı (police custody) — this monitor knows of no public court decision on his further status. This monitor is not a party to the proceedings and does not claim the allegations are true.
01 — Latest
What’s new
The latest reports from monitored sources. Posts from X and aggregators are marked — they are not findings of this monitor.
No new confirmed information since 21.10.2026. Below is the latest report from monitored sources, next to confirmed events. The full stream — including all posts from X — is in the archive.
Latest report · 04/11/2026
Interpol Red Notice Issued for Richard James Schueler
AI summaryAccording to the public Interpol register, a Red Notice has been issued for Richard James Schueler, born on October 9, 1979, with US nationality.
Recent events · confirmed
- 21.10Status at the end of day 8: detention confirmed / no public remand order / no charges announced in Turkey / extradition not confirmed / no conviction anywhere. Still no information from Turkish authorities, Finland or Schueler’s team.
- 20.10Day 7 since the detention. Still no public remand order or release under judicial control. Finland does not confirm an extradition request. Silence from Schueler, his wife and the legal team.
- 18.10Day 5. No court decision. The 18-day deadline for Finland’s request expires around 1 November; the 40-day maximum around 23 November (ECE art. 16). Our calculation; Turkey has not confirmed a request.
02 — Procedure
Roadmap: what may happen and when
Basis: the Turkish Code of Criminal Procedure (CMK 5271), the International Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters Act (6706) and the European Convention on Extradition (ECE). Deadlines counted from 14.10.2026 are our calculations, not statements by the parties.
Finland’s documents
4 days overdue
01/11/2026 · 18 days since detention
18 days to send the extradition request and documents. The Convention (ECE art. 16(4)) then permits lifting provisional detention, and Turkish Law 6706 art. 14(6) makes that mandatory if the documents do not arrive.
ECE art. 16(4) · Law 6706 art. 14(6)
Maximum provisional extradition detention
in 18 days
23/11/2026 · 40 days since detention
40 days — the statutory limit on provisional extradition detention. Release must follow; re-arrest is possible if the request arrives later. Practice occasionally breaches this limit — that is an error, not a legal basis.
ECE art. 16(4) · Law 6706 art. 14(4)
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14.10.2026
Detention and gözaltı Completed
Istanbul police and MİT detain him in Beşiktaş. In extradition cases the detainee must be brought before a magistrate within 24 hours at the latest. Ordinary police custody also has a 24-hour limit (plus 12 hours for transport); extension to four days applies only to collective cases and the exceptions in CMK art. 91(4).
CMK 5271 art. 91 · Law 6706 art. 14(3) · mevzuat.gov.tr · MoJ TR
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until ~18.10.2026
The judge’s decision after gözaltı No public decision
Once police custody ends, the court must choose: geçici tutuklama (provisional arrest for extradition), adli kontrol (judicial control) or release. None of these decisions appears in public sources — which is why the legal status remains undisclosed.
CMK arts. 91 and 109 · Law 6706 art. 14(3), (5)–(6) · mevzuat.gov.tr
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window: until 1.11.2026
18 days for Finland’s documents Ongoing — window open
Finland must send a formal request together with the documents. If they do not arrive within 18 days of detention, provisional extradition detention must be lifted. Turkey has not publicly confirmed whether a request has been received.
ECE art. 16(4) · Law 6706 art. 14(6) · Council of Europe · mevzuat.gov.tr
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limit: 23.11.2026
40 days — the maximum geçici tutuklama Next step
Even with the documents, provisional extradition detention cannot exceed 40 days. Release must follow; re-arrest is possible if the request arrives later. This is still not a decision on extradition.
ECE art. 16(4)–(5) · Law 6706 art. 14(4) · Council of Europe · mevzuat.gov.tr
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no deadline
Finland prepares and sends the request Scenario dependent on decisions
The outgoing request is prepared by the police and the prosecution, and sent by Finland’s Ministry of Justice through diplomatic channels (Law 456/1970 §§ 13 and 26). Finland has no statutory deadline for filing the request — only Turkey’s 18/40-day window constrains it. The documents are not public by default: access may be refused where disclosure would harm international relations or an investigation (Law 621/1999 § 24). The first public signal will therefore most likely be Yle/HS/STT or a KRP release.
Laki 456/1970 §§ 13, 26 · 621/1999 § 24 · Finlex · Ministry of Justice FI
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no deadline
The court examines the request (İstanbul Ağır Ceza Mahkemesi) Scenario dependent on decisions
Once the request is served, the court examines its admissibility and whether the charge is a political matter. There is no statutory deadline; detention is then reviewed every 30 days and may not last longer than the penalty threatened by the charge.
6706 arts. 15, 16(1)–(2) and 18 · 6706 · DIABGM
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within 3 months
Cassation to the Yargıtay Scenario dependent on decisions
The court’s decision may be appealed to the Supreme Court, which is to hear it within three months. Detention continues until the decision is final.
6706 art. 18(4) · 6706
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within 1 year
The President’s decision on surrender Scenario dependent on decisions
The final decision on surrender is taken by the President on the proposal of the Minister of Justice. If no executive decision is taken within one year of the court’s final decision, the coercive measures must be lifted. Refusal remains possible even after the court’s decision.
6706 arts. 19 and 16(3) · AYM 2018/19302 · 6706 · Constitutional Court TR
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after the decision
Surrender to Finland Scenario dependent on decisions
If extradition is approved, Turkey informs Finland of the place and date of surrender. From the appointed date Turkey may release him after 15 days and must after 30 — the parties may also agree a new date (ECE art. 18(3)–(5)). After landing, the Finnish court remands him and the criminal case returns to the docket.
ECE art. 18(3)–(5) · Council of Europe
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dependent on an unknown fact
Turkish citizenship would bar extradition Dependent on an unknown fact
A Turkish citizen cannot be surrendered abroad. We have found no confirmation that Schueler holds Turkish citizenship — Turkish police statements refer to “foreign-national suspects”, and the Interpol record lists US nationality. A Turkish identity card usually proves citizenship, but no source confirms such a document; residence or a residence permit alone confers no such protection.
Anayasa art. 38 · 6706 art. 11(1)(a) · Constitution TR · 6706
Roadmap caveats
- The absence of a public decision does not mean there is none — Turkish courts do not publish decisions in extradition cases, and Finland does not comment on requests (document secrecy, Law 621/1999 s. 24).
- Practice occasionally extends detention beyond 40 days and prepares a request without complete documents; that is an error, not a legal basis.
- Tax offences are in principle extraditable where they correspond to an offence of the same nature under Turkish law (art. 2 of the 1998 ETS protocol, which replaced ECE art. 5). It remains disputed whether the Finnish charge corresponds to a Turkish tax offence (VUK art. 359) — a typical defence argument, not an automatic release.
- If Finland did not send the request in time, it may seek detention again (ECE art. 16(5)), proceed in absentia or use legal assistance in Turkey; in this case the Finnish court has already remanded him in absentia once (13.09.2024).
- If Turkey refuses, it must give reasons (ECE art. 18(2)), and Finland may return to the criminal case and a future request — refusal does not end the matter.
- Formal conditions the Turkish court always checks: dual criminality (conduct punishable by at least one year in both countries — ECE art. 2(1), Finnish Law 456/1970 § 4) and the rule of speciality, i.e. no prosecution for offences other than those covered by the consent (ECE art. 14; Law 6706 art. 10(4)).
- Separate grounds for refusal: the political or discriminatory character of the request, ne bis in idem and limitation (ECE arts. 3, 9, 10; Law 6706 art. 11). Simplified surrender with the person’s consent is also possible (Law 6706 art. 17).
03 — State of knowledge
What we know and what we don’t
We separate findings confirmed by sources from claims that have only one author.
Detained on 14.10.2026 in Beşiktaş, Istanbul, together with his wife. Publicly confirmed on 17.10.2026 (MoJ, AA). Last confirmed status (21.10.2026): no public court decision at all. Police custody has a statutory limit of a few days, so his current status — provisional extradition arrest, judicial control or release — remains undisclosed.
Interpol Red Notice (ref. 2024/65212), published on 13.12.2024 at Finland’s request. The only charge in the official Interpol record is "1. AGGRAVATED TAX FRAUD". A Red Notice is a request to locate and detain — not an arrest warrant; Turkey has not announced its own charges.
The Helsinki District Court ordered his remand in absentia on 13.09.2024 for aggravated tax fraud (2.06.2020–2.04.2024) and assault of a 16-year-old (16–17.02.2021). The Finnish Tax Administration notified the police. This is a separate Finnish case, not the Turkish one.
He has not been convicted in any jurisdiction. The US federal court dismissed the SEC civil case on 28.02.2025 for lack of personal jurisdiction (Rule 12(b)(2)) and failure to state a claim (12(b)(6)); the SEC did not amend by 21.04.2025. No ruling on the merits. No US criminal proceedings against him.
For tax year 2022 he ranked 24th on the Finnish tax list: EUR 15,247,314 in capital income with zero employment income, 34 % tax rate. Because no tax advances were withheld, nearly EUR 5.2 million in arrears (mätky) accrued. This is tax data, not the charge itself.
A year later his Finnish income dropped to zero and he disappeared from Verokone — his place of residence was unknown.
The official seizure list (MoJ/Gürlek, 17.10.2026) covers 15 addresses in Beşiktaş, Üsküdar and Sarıyer: USD 7,150,000 + TRY 160,000 cash, 6 cold wallets, 300 bags, 100 pairs of shoes, 136 pairs of glasses, 28 watches, 97 pieces of jewellery, 29 phones, 12 laptops, 11 computer cases, 19 SSDs, 46 USB drives, 19 graphics cards, 4 rifles, 3 unlicensed pistols and 1,400 rounds. Separately: 9 vehicles registered to his wife (AA).
As of 21.10.2026 there is no public court order on remand (tutuklama) and no charges announced in Turkey. No confirmed extradition request. The Finnish police did not confirm the detention.
After the detention news HEX (Ethereum) fell 30–35 % within a day on 14–15.10.2026 (to about USD 0.0006) and market cap dropped by roughly USD 160 million (from over USD 500m to about USD 340m; CoinMarketCap estimate). The PulseChain version of HEX fell as much as 64 % peak-to-trough on 14.10. For comparison: BTC −3 %, ETH −5 % in the same window. Market context, not evidence in the case.
No major centralised exchange lists HEX, PLS or PLSX, so there were no trading halts. HEX trades mainly on Uniswap; PLS on smaller venues (e.g. Kanga Global, SafeTrade). There is no public announcement of contract freezes.
Single-source claims
We do not publish them as fact. We name the author and the caveat.
- According to Yeni Şafak, police traced him and his wife to an apartment in Çiftçi Towers, Beşiktaş.Yeni Şafak 18.10.2026 (sole source — no official confirmation)
- We do not publish his wife’s full name. Official sources give only the initials “A.K.”; one outlet (Yeni Şafak) published full details. She is a private person with no public charges, so we do not identify her.Yeni Şafak 18.10.2026 (single source; private individual’s data)
- According to Yeni Şafak, the bodyguards were two retired police officers (İ.A., Ü.A.) and a retired non-commissioned officer (S.İ.), all Turkish citizens.Yeni Şafak 18.10.2026 (sole source)
- According to Sabah, he had been wanted in Turkey since February 2026; he allegedly left Turkey in 2024 and re-entered illegally. No official confirmation.Sabah (single source, no official confirmation)
What we don’t know
Has a Turkish court ordered provisional extradition arrest (geçici tutuklama), judicial control (adli kontrol) or release? No public decision; police custody has a statutory cap (24 hours in extradition cases).
No public ruling. Police custody has a statutory cap (24 hours in extradition proceedings, up to four days in ordinary proceedings), so the court had to decide between 14 and 18.10.2026 — the decision has not been disclosed.
Does Schueler hold Turkish citizenship or Turkish identity documents? Not confirmed. Turkish police statements describe “foreign-national suspects”; the Interpol record lists US nationality only. Turkish citizenship would bar extradition (Constitution art. 38; Law 6706 art. 11).
We have found no confirmation. Turkish police statements refer to “foreign-national suspects” (yabancı uyruklu), and the Interpol record lists US nationality only. Turkish citizenship would bar extradition (Turkish Constitution art. 38; Law 6706 art. 11); a residence document alone confers no such protection.
What charges will the Istanbul prosecutor announce? No public indictment or prosecutor statement in his case.
There is no public indictment or prosecutor’s statement in Schueler’s case.
Has Turkey received Finland’s extradition request, and is the clock running? Unconfirmed; 1 and 23 November are our calculation under ECE art. 16.
Unconfirmed. The dates 1 and 23 November are our calculation under ECE art. 16, not an official statement.
Will Finland confirm the detention and what steps will it take? Finnish police have not commented; no public confirmation of an extradition request.
The Finnish police are not commenting. Finland has not publicly confirmed an extradition request.
What happened to the assault charge in the Finnish 13.09.2024 order? The current public Interpol record lists only the tax charge; Interpol does not publish amendment history.
The current public Interpol record lists only the tax charge. Interpol does not publish the amendment history of a notice; there is no announcement that the assault charge was withdrawn.
Where is Schueler and what is his condition? No statement from his legal team, family or Turkish authorities after 14.10.2026.
No statement from his legal team, family or the Turkish authorities after 14.10.2026.
How to read the labels
Confirmed — a primary source or at least two independent reports.
Single source — the claim requires attribution; it is not a finding of this monitor.
Known error — a recurring inaccuracy, flagged automatically.
04 — Chronology
Timeline
Newest first. Only confirmed events or items explicitly marked as a single-source report.
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22–30.10No new confirmed information. The monitor found no public remand order, no announced charges in Turkey and no confirmed Finnish extradition request. The period produced only social posts (e.g. @_pulseheartwin_), including speculation about scenarios after 1 November — without official confirmation. confirmed Source monitoring (no new releases)
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21.10Status at the end of day 8: detention confirmed / no public remand order / no charges announced in Turkey / extradition not confirmed / no conviction anywhere. Still no information from Turkish authorities, Finland or Schueler’s team. confirmed Hukuki Haberler · Decrypt · The Block · HS
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20.10Day 7 since the detention. Still no public remand order or release under judicial control. Finland does not confirm an extradition request. Silence from Schueler, his wife and the legal team. confirmed Hukuki Haberler · Decrypt · The Block
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19.10Yeni Şafak: found in Çiftçi Towers; bodyguards are retired police officers and a retired NCO. The same article carries two errors: "four years in prison" (the maximum penalty) and "USD 1bn fraud". single source Yeni Şafak (single source)
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18.10Day 5. No court decision. The 18-day deadline for Finland’s request expires around 1 November; the 40-day maximum around 23 November (ECE art. 16). Our calculation; Turkey has not confirmed a request. confirmed Hukuki Haberler · ECE art. 16
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17.10Official confirmation: Justice Minister Akın Gürlek and Anadolu Agency. Official seizure list: USD 7,150,000 + TRY 160,000, 28 watches, 1,400 rounds, 15 addresses. Separately, 9 vehicles registered to his wife (AA). Minister’s statement on X at 09:15 TRT. confirmed MoJ · AA · TRT Haber
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16.1015.10: three more people described as bodyguards were detained (DHA; Sabah reported it on 16.10). 15 addresses searched in Beşiktaş, Üsküdar and Sarıyer. Sabah reports updated figures: USD 7.15m + TRY 160,000, 6 cold wallets, 4 rifles, 3 unlicensed pistols, 1,400 rounds — these items are later confirmed by the official MoJ list of 17.10. single source DHA · Sabah
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15.10Further crypto media reports. None mention a court decision, an extradition request or a lawyers’ statement. Still in police custody and being questioned. confirmed CoinDesk · Decrypt · The Block
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14.10eveningDaily Sabah, citing İHA, is first to give the full name: Richard James Schueler, also known as Richard Heart. Finnish media relay Turkish reports; Finnish police do not comment. HEX, PLS, PLSX fall. confirmed Daily Sabah (İHA) · Finnish media
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14.10Morning: police and MİT raid in Beşiktaş. A man "R.J.S." detained with his wife "A.K.". Basis: Interpol Red Notice. Media report conflicting seizure figures (4m vs 600k USD; 64 vs 24 watches). confirmed MoJ · AA · İHA · Istanbul police
05 — Verification
Contradictions and known errors
We do not settle disputes silently. We show what each source says and flag errors circulating in the media.
Basis of the Red Notice
The official Interpol record: one charge — aggravated tax fraud. The minister speaks of “USD 1 billion in crypto”.
| Source | What it says |
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| Interpol (public record, live) | the only charge: “1. AGGRAVATED TAX FRAUD”, Finland |
| Europol / FAST Finland (18.12.2024) | two charges: tax fraud + assault of a 16-year-old |
| Minister Gürlek / MoJ | “USD 1 billion fraud involving crypto assets in the US and Finland” |
| İHA / Hürriyet (14.10) | “a high-value crypto fraud” + “yakalama kararı” (arrest warrant) |
The official content of the notice = tax fraud. The “USD 1 billion crypto” framing is the minister’s characterisation; no source confirms it as the basis of the notice. Do not merge them.
Amounts
Three different figures: USD 1 billion (minister/SEC), USD 1.5 billion (Turkish media), about EUR 280 million (Finland).
| Source | What it says |
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| USD 1 billion | wording of the minister’s statement; SEC: “> $1 billion raised” |
| USD 1.5 billion | not an SEC figure — a claim by Turkish media (Sözcü/Sabah/A Haber) |
| EUR 280,896,000 | the Finnish figure (HS, May 2026), closer to the “hundreds of millions” in Interpol/Europol |
About EUR 280 million is the amount covered by the Finnish charge. According to Finnish sources it concerns employment income (ansiotulo), not capital income, and is not money stolen from investors.
Seizures — four incompatible sets
Four sets: different scope (1 vs 15 addresses) and different watch counts (24/28/64/88).
| Source | What it says |
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| MoJ/Gürlek/AA/DHA/TRT/Hürriyet, 17.10 | $7,150,000 + TRY 160,000 | 28 watches | 1,400 rounds | 15 addresses |
| İHA/AA/TRT/Milliyet/TGRT, 14.10 | $600,000 + €2,600 + TRY 50,000 | 24 | 1,360 (+7 magazines, 1 knife) | 1 address |
| Sözcü/TV100/Haberler, 14.10 | $4,000,000 | 64 (53 Rolex + 11 Patek Philippe) | — | his apartment |
| Forbes TR, 14.10 | $4m (vacuum-packed) + $600k | 53 + 11 + 24 earlier | 1,360 | 1 address + bridge |
Cause: scope (1 address vs 15 addresses). In addition, 2 drones, 20 gold bracelets and 7 gold chains appear only in the 14.10 set. The 9 cars are a separate AA release from 17.10.
List of 8 known errors that the monitor flags automatically
- Arrest vs detention — It was gözaltı (police custody). Remand (tutuklama) is a separate court decision — not announced.
- The USD 1 billion figure — The "USD 1 billion" figure comes from the minister's wording and from the SEC complaint, which was dismissed. The official Interpol charge is aggravated tax fraud; the Finnish figure is about EUR 280 million.
- Verdict vs maximum penalty — The Finnish case is at the investigation/charge stage. Aggravated tax fraud carries four months to four years — that is the maximum penalty, not a sentence.
- Number of watches — The official seizure list states 28 watches. The 64 figure comes from early tabloid reports; 88 is a Forbes Türkiye count — not the official seizure record.
- MIT vs MİT — The material refers to MİT (Millî İstihbarat Teşkilatı, the Turkish intelligence agency), not the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Assault charge — The current public Interpol record shows only the aggravated tax fraud charge. Interpol does not publish notice amendment history — there is no announcement that the assault charge was withdrawn.
- The USD 1.5 billion figure — The "USD 1.5 billion" figure comes from Turkish media (Forbes Türkiye and others). No official source states it; the SEC figures are over USD 1 billion raised and at least USD 12 million misappropriated.
- Yediemin Otoparkı — The name "Yediemin Otoparkı" is not supported by any source in this case — Turkish material only says the vehicles were taken to a car park. The name belongs to a different case.
06 — Context
Market
The two HEX tokens — on Ethereum and on PulseChain — share the same contract address but are priced separately. That is why press reports quote different percentages.
HEX (Ethereum)
$0.000527
24 h -4.1%7 d -14.4%30 d -40.8%
HEX (PulseChain)
$0.001192
24 h -4.8%7 d -9.5%30 d -49.1%
PLS
$0.000006
24 h +2.6%7 d +11.8%30 d -43.2%
PLSX
$0.000004
24 h -2.7%7 d -13.6%30 d -47.9%
pDAI (PulseChain)
$0.001099
24 h -4.8%7 d -9.2%30 d -32.1%
pCOCK (Peacock)
$0.008468
24 h -3.4%7 d -9.5%30 d -16.5%
PRVX (ProveX)
$0.000035
24 h -3.1%7 d —30 d —
Criterion: HEX/PulseChain ecosystem tokens mentioned in reports about the case. pDAI is DAI bridged to PulseChain — its deviation from USD 1 describes bridge liquidity, not a project decision. Beyond HEX, PLS and PLSX we have no confirmed link between these tokens and the allegations. Source: CoinGecko (HEX, PLS, PLSX, pDAI, pCOCK) and DexScreener (PRVX) · 05/11/2026, 17:11 (Warsaw time). Missing 7 d / 30 d data for PRVX means the source does not provide it. A price fall is not evidence in the case and says nothing about guilt. Data refreshed on every scan.
07 — Archive
All reports
Headlines as published. Links lead to the sources; each note contains an excerpt and an automatic check for known errors. Alerts cover events from 14.10.2026; older items are context.
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Millionaire Richard Schueler Detained in Turkey on Serious Charges
AI summaryRichard Schueler, a millionaire wanted in Finland for severe tax fraud and assault, has reportedly been detained in Turkey. He has been internationally sought since 2024, and his assets worth millions have been seized during the investigation.
08 — Method
How this monitor is built
Three rules: show the source, separate fact from claim, and never fill gaps with guesswork.
Scope and pace
The monitor watches 103 sources: ministry and court releases, Interpol and SEC records, Finnish and Turkish media (Yle, HS, IS, Iltalehti, MTV, Syyttäjälaitos; AA, Sabah, Milliyet, Cumhuriyet, CNN Türk, Sözcü, Diken and others) and crypto media. A full scan of every source runs every 10 s, and the Discord alert is sent as soon as an item is detected — the AI summary is generated in the background and does not delay the notification. The archive also includes items that were not sent as alerts.
Verification
Every finding links to its source. Single-source claims are labelled and attributed. An automatic fact check detects eight known errors — including “arrest” instead of gözaltı, the USD 1 billion figure as the basis of the notice, and the 64-watch count. Posts from X receive no AI summary and are marked as unverified.
Limits
The absence of a public decision does not mean there is none — it may simply go unannounced. We do not publish the full personal data of private individuals — including his wife’s name. We do not claim the allegations are true; this monitor is not a party to the proceedings.
103 monitored sources
428 reports in the archive
last scan: just now
last confirmed: 21.10.2026
page check: 05.11.2026