He theorized that a group of partygoers, intoxicated and passing through after the celebrations, might have decided to “have fun” with the statue on their way home. The statue’s disappearance was believed to have occurred sometime that night.
Gritto’s photos show a portion of the statue still attached to the base and the metal nameplate engraved with “Satoshi Nakamoto,” along with the artist’s name, Valentina Picozzi.
“There are cameras everywhere in the city so i assume, they just threw it inside the lake beside, before going home,” Gritto suggested. “No way, they could have carried it unnoticed in the city. So my opinion: it is in the lake, just beside its previous location.”
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