LL Cool J on the Case of Stolen Bitcoin With Airing of NCIS Los Angeles Episode

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CBS’s NCIS Los Angeles, starring LL Cool J and Chris O’Donnell, will have another co-star...Bitcoin.  Scroll Down for More

The Sunday April 22 episode will delve into a $10 million theft of the cryptocurrency from a mining farm, with agents dispatched to investigate. The episode, “Outside the Lines,” will air at 9pm (ET/PT). 

Chris O’Donnell (Special Agent G. Callen) and LL Cool J (Special Agent Sam Hanna) will lead the investigation.

From Bitcoin.com News:

“Outside the Lines,” episode 9.19 (the series’ 211th), broadcasts on Sunday, 22 April, 9pm (ET/PT) on CBS, was written by Joseph C. Wilson (JAG, NCIS). It follows characters Harley Hidoko (Andrea Bordeaux) and Sam (LL Cool J). A rather hefty theft involving a cryptocurrency mining farm of more than $10 million worth of bitcoin is the episode’s central theme.

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