London Stock Exchange Hit In
Massive Scheme
Small Retirees Fleeced For $600
Million Dollars
The Scam Revolved Around An
Argentina Construction Company
The Company Offices Are In
Bermuda
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Spanish police arrest former Mossad agent in AIM fraud affair
Abraham Hochman is reported to be among six arrested in connection
with the $600 million fraud. The Spanish police have arrested six
people, among them a former Mossad agent, on suspicion of involvement
in a €450 million ($600 million) fraud on the London Stock Exchange.
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Diego "The Accountant" Selva
The "Daily Mail" reports an Argentinian named Diego Magn Selva (nee
Moses Silverstein) are thought to be among the six arrested.
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Mariusz Rybak The CEO Of Langbar
The Founder of scandal-plagued investment company Langbar
International, Mariusz Rybak, aka the Baltic Barracuda,
arrives at London's High Court to face a civil action of
complicity in the multi-million pound fraud in 2007.
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Who Was Hurt?
Thousands of hard working retirees, young families, and factory
workers pensions. Their pensions were invested in the Crown stock,
which is now worthless.
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