A financial analyst in Chicago tracked a series of transfers totaling tens of millions of dollars over the last 48 hours – all landing in betting accounts in Malta and Curacao. The source? The Ricketts Family Trust – the owners of the Cubs. The money flowed through an intermediary in Malta, a company tied to a former Cubs chief financial officer. And this wasn't the first time – identical transfers preceded the Cubs' recent losses to Milwaukee and St. Louis.
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A financial analyst in Chicago tracked a series of transfers totaling tens of millions of dollars over the last 48 hours – all landing in betting accounts in Malta and Curacao. The source? The Ricketts Family Trust – the owners of the Cubs. The money flowed through an intermediary in Malta, a company tied to a former Cubs chief financial officer. And this wasn't the first time – identical transfers preceded the Cubs' recent losses to Milwaukee and St. Louis.
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