BOLDUAN: The mastermind behind an online marketplace that allowed users to buy and sell everything from drugs to hacking tutorials, has been found guilty of drug trafficking and other charges.</s>BERMAN: Ross Ulbricht could face up to life in prison for his involvement in a site called Silk Road. He will be sentenced in May. His parents maintain their son's innocence. "CNN Money" tech correspondent, Laurie Segall, is here with us. You've got more on the background of the story and you also spoke with those parents.</s>LAURIE SEGALL, "CNN MONEY" TECH CORRESPONDENT: I did. This trial is really unprecedented. It puts on trial the dark web and the future of how we browse the Internet. His parents do say he's innocent. I pushed them on that because there's a lot going against him. Listen to this.</s>SEGALL: Is it possible there was a whole other side to Ross that you guys just didn't know?</s>LYN ULBRICHT, MOTHER OF ROSS ULBRICHT: I think in 30 years, there would have been a glimmer among either us, his family, all his friends, and everyone who knew him.</s>KIRK ULBRICHT, FATHER OF ROSS ULBRICHT: I feel like I know Ross as well as a father can know a son. We were very close. We were buddies.</s>SEGALL: They say they're going to appeal this. They also say they don't believe there was enough evidence presented. They say there was evidence suppressed. That being said, their son is facing life in prison. These are very serious charges.</s>BOLDUAN: Life in prison.</s>SEGALL: The max is life in prison. They said for anyone who has a criminal enterprise online, look at this. That's what they said after the trial.</s>BERMAN: Laurie Segall, no one knows the dark web like you do. Thanks so much for being with us.</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you so much, Laurie. All right. That's all for us today. Thank you so much for joining us.</s>BERMAN: "LEGAL VIEW" starts right now.
Online Marketplace Mastermind Found Guilty