US EditionGovernment Seizes 3 Dinosaur Skeletons Worth £12.4m From Chinese Man 'Linked to $2bn Money-Laundering Case'
Authorities seized dinosaur skeletons worth £12.4 million and multiple London properties from Su Binghai linked to a $2 billion money laundering case, recovering assets by 2025.
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UK to seize dinosaur fossils, London flats and art from Chinese businessman linked to US$2b Singapore scandal
LONDON, Nov 8 — UK officials will seize dinosaur fossils, luxury flats and expensive artworks worth millions from a Chinese businessman linked to a major money laundering scandal, British police said yesterday.Binghai Su, 37, who lives in the UK, was linked to Singapore’s largest-ever money laundering case from 2023 to 2024, the National Crime Agency (NCA) said.Su was never charged in the Singapore investigation in which more than US$2 billion (…
British authorities seized a valuable collection of dinosaur fossils this Wednesday in London as part of a money laundering investigation linked to Chinese businessman Su Binghai. The three skeletons were purchased at the Christie's auction house for more than $15 million. The post Dinosaur fossils are seized at $15 million in London for money laundering first appeared on Cubadebate.
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