The Strange Case of Gustl Mollath
June 10th, 2014Cryptogon reader bretwalda submitted the 2012 Guardian piece, German Man Locked Up Over HVB Bank Allegations May Have Been Telling Truth.
The Wikipedia entry on Gustl Mollath has more and up to date information.
In short, it turned out that he was jailed on a bogus medial assessment and that there was money laundering going on at HypoVereinsbank:
In 2012, the case was widely publicized when evidence brought to the attention of state prosecutors showed that money-laundering activities were indeed carried out over several years by members of staff at the Munich-based HypoVereinsbank, as detailed in an internal audit report carried out by the bank in 2003.
Wow. One for your not-so-crazy-afterall file folder.
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Reminds me of this:
GG: In the midst of my divorce proceedings suddenly my ex-wife, after she left our common home (the children, who were 17, 15 and 13, lived with me), was being represented by a new attorney provided to her by the industry lobbyist. With him she made the new charge against me of rape within the marriage. They presented no doctor’s report for that, also neither a psychological evaluation, nor credible statements from others, merely her allegation; that charge brought me, “in the name of the people,” directly into prison. I was released somewhat early after the state’s attorney learned of the true circumstances of my imprisonment.
‘Syngenta methods of silencing GMO opposition are unbelievable’
http://rt.com/op-edge/159184-syngenta-gmo-opposition-silencing/