Gone pays about 33 million yen for the escape of the suspect? Turkish media May 23, 7:17

Carlos Ghosn, a former chairman of Nissan Motor Co., was suspected of having escaped to Lebanon in the Middle East. I was told that there was a suspicious remittance. It is likely that in a future trial, it will be pursued whether it was a reward from the former chairman of Ghosn.

Former Chairman Ghosn is said to have fled to Lebanon from Japan via Turkey on a private jet of Turkish civil aviation company "MNG Jet" at the end of December last year on bail.

Turkish prosecutors have prosecuted a total of seven people this month, including executives and pilots of the airline, for being involved in the escape of former Ghosn president.

According to the content of the indictment, the Turkish media reported that the executive's bank account had 11 suspicious remittances worth JPY 33 million in Japanese yen 11 times between October and December before the case. It was

The executive claimed to have been the victim of the exodus of former President Ghosn, threatening to harm his family if he did not cooperate and claiming that he was also a victim. In the trial that will start in July this year, it is likely that the money will be sought by the former president Ghosn for remittance to this executive.