According to US investigators, Carlos Ghosn's son sent 500 thousand dollars in bitcoins to one of the perpetrators in his father's escape to Lebanon in December 2019. And this, notwithstanding the fact that the ex-president of the Renault-Nissan partnership has always denied the involvement of his family members.
The investigation into the complicity of Carlos Ghosn's eviction in the United States is progressing. According to the most recent information available, Anthony Ghosn, the son of Renault's former chairman, made a bitcoin payment to Peter Taylor, who was suspected of taking part in his father's private jet exfiltration while residing in Japan. Bloomberg confirms that the one-million-dollar transaction took place on the Coinbase platform.
In total, Peter Taylor and his father, Michael Taylor, a former member of the US Special Forces who was converted to private security, received $136 million in the course of the exfiltration operation. The presence of a first virement of almost 900,000 dollars on the account of the company Promote Fox LLC, whose PDG is none other than Peter Taylor, has already been revealed by the American justice system... According to investigators, this transfer was made by Carlos Ghosn himself.
The two children involved?
Saved until now by the American investigation, the son of Carlos Ghosn, as well as his daughter, Maya, who would have met Peter Taylor in Tokyo on the day he fled, are therefore involved in this rude case, in contrast to Carlos Ghosn's denials which has often denied that his family has been involved.
In addition, Peter and Michael Taylor, who were detained in May, at the request of the Japanese authorities, and now detained in a prison in Massachusetts, have acknowledged the truth, and risk extradition to Japan. They have now failed to get their release on bail.
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