Is The Source Of Jho Low’s Cash For Pardons Money In Plain Sight?
Recent prosecutions by Swiss regulators have raised major questions about Jho Low's 1MDB stolen assets apparently not surrendered by his bankers at the time. They have resisted answering those questions as put by Sarawak Report, shining possible light on how Jho Low continues to have access to the vast sums promised in his efforts to gain a pardon for his crimes.....
The ongoing story of Jho Low's attempts to secure pardons from both Malaysia and the United States has reignited doubts over how the fugitive managed to evade his capture with a considerable portion of stolen Malaysian funds still at his disposal. Following his name surfacing on an infamous '250 pardons for 250 years' list purportedly prepared by former US President Donald Trump, it was rumored that Jho had offered at least a billion dollars to intermediaries to facilitate the arrangements.
It is by no means the first or third instance of such pardon-seeking behavior by Jho, who appears to be in desperate need of escaping from China.
A crucial element in this story is the substantial amount of cash that Jho Low managed to retain despite the subsequent investigations, lawsuits, and official disclosures which have shed light on how the wealth was laundered and where it ultimately ended up. Specifically, a recent revelation in 2023 concerning regulatory actions taken against employees of Rothschild Bank and its linked Rothschild Trust in Switzerland has raised several pertinent questions.
These inquiries center around how much of the stolen wealth was handed over to authorities when these institutions were unveiled as fraudsters, as opposed to being discreetly moved elsewhere at a later date. Furthermore, the inquiry aims to discover the extent to which Swiss banking secrecy protected Jho's ill-gotten fortune.
Written by urgent.news from Sarawak Report's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — it may contain errors, so check the original before relying on it.
