Every claim on this site is backed by documented evidence. Identity verified. Payments traced. Law enforcement notified.
The following categories of evidence have been collected and preserved in connection with the cryptocurrency mining investment fraud carried out by Justin Thomas Howarth of New Jersey, linked to GPU Gold LLC.
New Jersey driver's license on file showing Justin T. Howarth, DOB 01-11-1992. Multiple FaceTime video calls conducted from his registered mobile phone number. Independent background checks confirm name, address, and phone number all match.
Facebook account under the name Justin Howarth with public profile photos. Instagram account @jhowieee111, previously @_justin_howarth_. Both accounts have been documented with screenshots and archived.
GPU Gold LLC, registered in New Jersey. This business entity is linked to Justin Thomas Howarth and has been associated with the cryptocurrency mining hardware sales and mining farm investment schemes used to defraud victims.
Full transaction history documented across Bitcoin, PayPal, Western Union, credit card, and PYUSD. Payments were sent to multiple KYC-verified accounts on Venmo. Every transaction is traceable and has been preserved.
Complete message history and FaceTime call logs retained. Conversations document the evolving excuses, shifting justifications for wallet address changes, and the escalating pressure to send additional payments.
Letine, the mining hardware manufacturer, has confirmed that Justin Howarth fraudulently used their brand name and hardware photos to deceive victims. He was not an authorized seller or partner.
Police reports have been filed. A formal complaint has been submitted to the FBI. An Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) report is on file. The case spans jurisdictions in the United States and Australia.
A group of other victims has been identified, all defrauded through the same cryptocurrency mining scheme. The pattern is consistent across cases: trust-building, hardware purchases, escalating payments, then disappearance. Hundreds of victims identified to date.
A person referred to as "Juan" has been identified acting as a money mule for Justin Howarth. Video screenshots of this individual are on file. His real identity has not yet been confirmed.
Formal police reports filed documenting the fraud, payment amounts, and identified individuals.
Case reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation given the interstate and international scope of the fraud.
Internet Crime Complaint Center complaint submitted with full documentation of the online fraud scheme.
The case spans the United States (New Jersey) and Australia, involving both domestic and international wire fraud.
Evidence includes a verified New Jersey driver's license (Justin T. Howarth, DOB 01-11-1992), multiple FaceTime video calls from his registered phone number, background checks confirming his identity, full payment records across Bitcoin, PayPal, Western Union, credit card and PYUSD via KYC-verified Venmo accounts, social media profiles, business registration for GPU Gold LLC, third-party confirmation from Letine, and a known associate identified as "Juan" acting as a money mule.
Yes. Police reports have been filed, a formal complaint has been submitted to the FBI, and an IC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center) report is on file. The case involves multiple jurisdictions across the United States and Australia.
Hundreds of victims have been identified who were defrauded through the same cryptocurrency mining hardware and mining farm investment scheme. Victims span the United States and Australia, with a consistent pattern of fraud across all reported cases.
If you have been defrauded by Justin Thomas Howarth, GPU Gold LLC, or recognise the pattern described here, your information could help build this case.
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