Who says crime doesn't pay?
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Who says crime doesn't pay?
Blimey.......... so you help Americans evade tax, and get jailed for it.......
... then you tell the taxman how you did it, and who is involved, and you get rewarded for it...... to the tune of USD 104 million.............
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2012-...er-104-million
... then you tell the taxman how you did it, and who is involved, and you get rewarded for it...... to the tune of USD 104 million.............
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2012-...er-104-million
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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay?
Blimey.......... so you help Americans evade tax, and get jailed for it.......
... then you tell the taxman how you did it, and who is involved, and you get rewarded for it...... to the tune of USD 104 million.............
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2012-...er-104-million
... then you tell the taxman how you did it, and who is involved, and you get rewarded for it...... to the tune of USD 104 million.............
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2012-...er-104-million
And it sends a signal to other rats (and there are plenty of them in the industry) that they can 'do the right thing' and make a few bob to set them up for life.
I don't even want to begin to evaluate the morality of this...it will probably work wonderfully though.
N.
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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay?
Surprised the American Gov. didn't just tell him that they can waive his very lenghty jail term in return for information. They do that (no jail time, reduced jail time or time served) all the time with major crimes.
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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay?
Conrad Black - who else? - has his own view of the US judicial system....... here he is, reviewing a book by one of the Nat West Three........
http://images.spectator.co.uk/books/...-justice.thtml
http://images.spectator.co.uk/books/...-justice.thtml