Anna Unger Spoke Out: We Will Not Stop at 6.5 Billion - New Details Have Emerged About the Cash Found in the Seszták Case
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Anna Unger, president of the NVVH, revealed what they know about the 6.5 billion forints seized in the investigation involving Miklós Seszták. The owner of the money is not yet known.
"We do not know exactly whose money this is. We found and stored this amount during the investigative actions related to Miklós Seszták, including the criminal proceedings initiated against him," Anna Unger, president of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, said in the RTL program Outside the House. The seized amount is in the office's accounts as a criminal deposit, and the unprinted 500 euro notes found in the bundles may indicat…
BUDAPEST - In an interview with commercial television station RTL on Sunday, the head of Hungary's National Office for the Recovery and Protection of Assets (NVVH), Anna Unger, refused to say how investigators found hidden cash worth over six billion forints (approximately 15 million euros) in connection with the criminal prosecution of former Minister of National Development Miklós Seszták, MTI news agency reports.
Anna Unger gave a fifteen-hour interview to RTL on Sunday evening about the 6.5 billion forint case that broke out on Friday. In it, the president of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH) firmly refuted the main factual statements of Tisza, Péter Magyar and part of the press about what happened.
The president of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office gave an interview to RTL. There were bundles that were found in bird feeders.
Anna Unger Admitted: They Don't Even Know if the Seized 6.5 Billion Forints Belong to Miklós Seszták
And Péter Magyar and his family have already flooded social media with the news that they have found Miklós Seszták's money.
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