How overseas criminals used a NZ shell company for $7b investment scam
After a three-year investigation some justice is finally being served for the victims.
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Last May a 53-year-old restaurant owner in Keelung City, Taiwan, carried out a near-fatal knife attack on his wife and daughter before slashing his own neck.
Taiwanese media linked the attack to the man’s discovery that his wife had lost $2.6 million in an investment scheme known as Maxim
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Duncan Bridgeman
Fri, 02 Mar 2018
Fri, 02 Mar 2018
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How overseas criminals used a NZ shell company for $7b investment scam
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