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Former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison was seen in New York, according to Twitter users

A recent photo of what appears to be former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison in a bar in Manhattan, New York has been doing the rounds on Twitter.

December 4th Two photos began circulating on Twitter that appeared to show Ellison ordering coffee at the Ground Support Cafe in Manhattan.

Also, Gopher, the Golden Doodle puppy known to be owned by FTX and Alameda executives, appears to be pictured next to Ellison.

Possible sighting of Caroline Ellison. Source: Twitter

The last place Ellison was speculated to be in was Hong Kong, suggested after the implosion of FTX and Alameda. At the moment, a source told Cointelegraph Nov. 12 that he was trying to flee to Dubai.

Twitter user and self-described “citizen reporter” Autism Capital appears to be the first to share the photos, which are alleged to have been submitted by an unidentified user.

“A user claims to have seen Caroline Ellison at Ground Support Coffee on West Broad in Manhattan’s SoHo at 8:15am [UTC]. This would mean she is not in Hong Kong and she is in New York without being detained,” she wrote.

In response, a man who calls himself Daniel Mentado (@dmentado) and whoever says he works at the bar “confirmed” that it was Ellison, and that one of his employees served her.

Some community members are surprised Ellison is on American soil, given the potential legal implications.while others have supposed that Ellison may be trying to cut a deal with the authorities.

Some have pointed this out the canteen in question is located short distance from the US Attorney’s Office and the FBI office in New York.

It is worth pointing out, however, that 100% concrete proof that Ellison is the one in the photo has yet to come to light. Some members of the crypto community even have tried find answers in person, without any success.

Meanwhile, the founder of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, has been on a media tour painting his version of events and denying any intentional foul play, placing the blame on Alameda management.

In particular, Bankman-Fried tweeted just hours after Ellison’s alleged sighting that he plans to testify in a hearing held by the House Financial Services Committee at some point, but not until he’s “finished learning and reviewing what what happened”.

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