[SeekAndFind]

Van Thinh Phat would grow to become one of Vietnam’s richest real estate firms, with projects including luxury residential buildings, offices, hotels and shopping centers. This made her a key player in the country’s financial industry. She orchestrated the 2011 merger of the beleaguered SCB bank with two other lenders in coordination with Vietnam’s central bank.

[HIDEK6]

Is that in Saigon or in Hanoi?

[DesertRhino]

You know, say what you will, it would be completely impossible for a billionaire to get the death penalty here, no matter how many lives their crime destroyed.

[SaveFerris]

Would they be interested in SBF?

How’s about George Soros?

Considering how much damage they have done.

[NWFree]

Me rob you long time

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

Her name is Thinh Phat?

LOL!

[deks]

Executions were once carried out by a firing squad of seven police officers, in which the prisoners were blindfolded and tied to stakes.

The firing squad was replaced by lethal injection in November 2011.

The link below has an interesting list of the “Penal Code Articles with Capital Punishment”, and mentions various exemptions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Vietnam

[Cen-Tejas]

.....arguably, despite villainous people like LBJ, McNamara, Rusk, Westmoreland and others..........the US won the Vietnam war in at least one major respect and that is that Capitalism prevails over communism in Vietnam.

The communist’s so far have retained police power and control. Hopefully, they will follow through and execute this evil woman. If they do, Communism can make one point over our system by claiming that “at least we can arrest, put on trial and execute/punish to the maximum our crooks while you guys cannot even arrest your crooked, bribery soaked, corrupt, traitorous President” much less imprison or execute him.