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BREAKING: A Swiss Federal Police officer who specialized in Russian money laundering (and was the officer on the Swiss Magnitsky case) has been found guilty by a Swiss court of accepting favors from Russia including a hunting trip in Siberia nzz.ch/schweiz/urteil…
This shocking rot inside the Swiss law enforcement system might explain why the money laundering case that we reported to the Swiss authorities in 2011 in connection to Magnitsky’s murder still hasn’t been taken to court 8 years later.
The other interesting part of the bent Swiss Federal Police officer story is that on one of his unauthorized trips to Moscow, he had a secret meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya while her client’s assets were frozen in Switzerland by his department thedailybeast.com/trump-tower-ru…
More information on the corrupt Swiss police officer sentencing. The court sentenced him to pay a fine of 9000 Swiss Francs, which has been suspended for a “trial period” of two years, which means he won’t have to pay the fine if he doesn’t commit any new offences in 2 years
JUST IN: The reason for the corrupt Swiss cop’s hunting trip to Siberia was to figure out a way with his Russian hosts to discredit a key witness in the Magnitsky case so the Swiss could unfreeze the money in Switzerland belonging to Veselnitskaya’s client google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.tage…
