Indiana Man Sentenced for Forging Thousands of Fake IDs

According to PANews, an Indiana resident, James Watt, has been sentenced to three years of probation for forging approximately 30,000 fake identification cards. Court documents reveal that Watt was employed by an unnamed website that claimed to be the 'most trusted source for fake IDs.' Over a span of four years, Watt received 14 bitcoins, equivalent to around $1.4 million, as payment for his services. During a search of his residence, law enforcement discovered a counterfeit Missouri ID with the name 'Thor Odinson' and an address listed as 'Big Hammer Way,' highlighting his advanced forgery skills. The U.S. Department of Justice has confiscated his illegal earnings as per the court's order.