Summary of Trevor Milton (Nikola) Hired SPIES To Expose Whistle Blower?

00:00:00 - 00:15:00

In the video, Trevor Milton is accused of hiring spies to investigate a whistleblower. It is also claimed that the whistleblower was harassed and that the surveillance car was owned by a retired NYPD detective.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Trevor Milton is on trial for fraud. Shortly after his hydrogen truck company was exposed, Milton's critics and whistleblowers were targeted by hackers and spies. Hindenburg research, which exposed the fraud, was one of these targets. In this email, a possible whistleblower offers to cooperate with Milton, and claims that a close friend of hers has suffered from Milton's machinations.
• 00:05:00 Trevor Milton, a cyber security whistleblower, was targeted by private spies Black Cube, which led to a sting operation. Milton then hired another spy, Igor Ostorovsky, to expose the spies. However, the meeting between Natalia and Milton went wrong, with Natalia turning up late and trying to move the meeting to an unknown part of the park. Milton and his team were able to foil the spy's plan, and the video concludes with the revelation that Natalia was also a spy.
• 00:10:00 The video follows two people who were apparently hired by Nikola H, the owner of the whistleblower website Insider, to expose the whistleblower. Eventually, a woman with an Eastern European accent approaches the two men, and it is revealed that she is Natalia, the source of the information. Natalia tells the men that her source is waiting nearby, and the men agree to take their masks off in order to discuss the information more freely. However, after Natalia sends the men some photos of her children, her correspondence with them abruptly ends. The men eventually realize that the camera crew was filming the entire exchange, and they run away while John follows them. Natalia subsequently refuses to answer any more questions, claiming that she needs to consult with her attorney.
• 00:15:00 The video's narrator, Trevor Milton, reports that he has evidence that Trevor Milton, a lawyer, hired "spies" to investigate a whistleblower. Milton also reports that the whistleblower was harassed, and that the surveillance car was owned by a retired NYPD detective.