Millions of thrillers around former Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, domestic entrepreneur and a dazzling investor. The Rolls-Royce fan, which was shown for suspected fraud, is a victim in the “Krone” interview. The area of the former FPö boss says: “He lies when he opens his mouth.”
It all started with a stylish New Year’s reception in the Nobelhotel in Vienna. Investor Danny K. presented his business model of potential customers here. E -local companies promised attractive financing with a credit line or bonds of up to 400 million euros through the Arab Emirate of Oman.
Dream of high profits is bursting like soap bubble
There were about 80 guests, including the former Vice Chancellor and ex-FPö boss Heinz-Christian Strache. Born in Dutch, also the owner of a workshop in Vienna-Liesing and-as he says: “private collectors” of luxury limousines from the Rolls-Royce and Bentley brand was apparently convincing. Months later it is business idea history, instead a criminal complaint at the Vienna Public Procuror office is on the table. It is about alleged fraud in the millions, the dream of high profit was bursting.
Almost 100,000 euros for reimbursements and travel
In the company of top lawyer Astrid Wagner, the Dutchman of the “Krone” now tells a completely different story. “So far I have had no problems with the police and the judiciary here in Austria. I am not a fraud, but have lost a lot of money myself.” He wants HC Strache for consultant costs, travel and co. transferred to almost 100,000 euros. “I even paid his mother’s funeral,” says Danny K. adds his lawyer Astrid Wagner: “The fact that nothing comes from a business idea can happen. My client is completely innocent, I assume the investigation is being hired.”
However, it says from the surroundings of the former blue grandmother: “Certainly not, he paid the funeral of the deceased mother of Strache. Danny K. is when he opens his mouth.”
The suspicion of innocence applies, now the judiciary is on the train.
Source: Krone
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