US EditionWhere Does the Money Come From? — Reynders Case
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The former Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and European Commissioner Didier Reynders got caught "like a blue", last December. According to judicial sources, he must justify the equivalent of 1 million cash, deposited on an ING account or "invested" in lottery tickets. Searches, suspicions of money laundering, then more news. After a long investigation, Médor wonders whether this money would not come, in whole or in part, from sums collected, over …
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