Posted on 03/20/2017 11:17:35 AM PDT by ebb tide
Germanys mass-selling Bild newspaper has reported that the Grand Chancellor of the Order of Malta, Baron Albrecht Freiherr von Boeselager, accepted a 30 million Swiss franc donation ($31 million) on behalf of the Order from what Bild calls a dubious trust in Geneva. Boeselager denies any wrongdoing.
The Grand Chancellor told the newspaper that over a seven-year period, the Order would be drawing 30 million Swiss francs from the fund, which Bild calls by its acronym CPVG. So far, the Order has received 3 million francs from the trust, whose existence the Register first brought to public attention in January.
Bild correspondent Nikolaus Harbusch, a well known investigative reporter in Germany specializing in financial crimes, reports that the trustee, whom the newspaper names simply as Ariane S., signed a framework agreement with Boeselager to accept the money on March 1. The agreement came just weeks after Boeselager was reinstated as Grand Chancellor following his dismissal in December by the Orders former Grand Master Fra Matthew Festing.
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Surprise! /s
I wonder what ‘dubious’ means in this context - drugs money? Crime? Tax evasion?
It was autocorrect, was supposed to say “dubia”.
:)
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