⚡️🇬🇧👮‍♂️ NEWS - An American tourist is robbed of $123,000 in BTC and XRP after being drugged and kidnapped by a fake Uber in London.

On May 9, while Portland-born Jacob Irwin-Cline was on a two-day stopover in the London capital, he hailed an Uber to leave a nightclub at around 1:30am.

A driver approached him and called his name. Not surprisingly, the name appears on the Uber application.

Irwin-Cline is seen getting into a dark sedan on the nightclub's CCTV footage. The victim doesn't realize at the time that this is not the Toyota Prius displayed on his Uber app.

"The guy seemed super cool, super nice," says Irwin-Cline.

The supposed driver then offered him a cigarette ... but the investigation would determine that it contained scopolamine, a sedative that causes blackouts while keeping victims conscious and suggestible.

"I said I'd quit smoking, but he said, 'Oh, come on.' I said, 'Sure, to bond over a cigarette'"

While under the influence of alcohol and sedative, Irwin-Cline unwittingly provided his phone's passcode and access to his Revolut account, before being abandoned in an unfamiliar part of London.

Irwin-Cline estimates his total losses at $123,000 in crypto, including $72,000 in XRP, around $50,000 in Bitcoin.

Police are taking a very serious view of the facts, against a backdrop of an upsurge in physical attacks targeting crypto holders across Europe.

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Take a good look at the corner of the boundary wall at Sacsayhuamán Fortress—it's not just a stone wall; it's a jaw-dropping testament to ancient engineering prowess.

Forget your modern-day building techniques; these stones look like they've been doused in some kind of sorcery, bending and merging together as if they were made of rubber.

Go ahead, try to wrap your head around this: today’s engineers, armed with all the fancy technology they can muster, admit that replicating such flawless craftsmanship would be nearly unthinkable without diving headfirst into the world of chemistry.

Imagine trying to concoct rubbery bricks from a material resembling clay, just to mimic what those ancient architects achieved with hard, unforgiving andesite.

What kind of people were able to magically transform rocks into a pliable form, like we shape clay pots, and still create structures that could withstand the wrath of earthquakes?

Each colossal stone chunks—some tipping the scales at several tons—were meticulously placed at a staggering 11,500 feet above sea level, marking an extraordinary command over both chemistry and engineering.

The burning question lingers: who were these outrageously clever builders, and just how expansive was their civilization?

The real story behind Sacsayhuamán is not just a mystery; it’s a challenge to everything we think we know about the capabilities of ancient societies.

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