Markus Braun

And because of the mounting of all these allegations and then the report from Ernst & Young at that time, then Buffen files a criminal complaint against Marcus Brown, who was the chief executive officer of Wirecard.

And then the police, the German police goes over to arrest Marcus Braun and he's placed into custody.

And then immediately after that, and also in June of 2020, then Wirecard comes out publicly and says that there is a two or $2.1 billion that is missing or unaccounted for from its balance sheet.

And obviously when that happens, all of the creditors that the company owes money to comes knocking looking for their money and basically the file or Wirecard files for insolvency to protect itself from all of these creditors that are looking for their money.

The other board members were not interested.

The CEO was apparently saying, where's my time being wasted over 30, 50 million euro invoices? And then the COO, who's currently the most wanted man in Europe, his name is Jan Marsalek.

We're going to flash this guy out

now.

Okay, fine.

He had a pig with him.

So he's a CEO.

CEO, yeah.

And I have a feeling that this is just the start.

I previously talked about the Wirecard fraud, where CEO Marcus Braun boasted about having advanced proprietary AI throughout their fintech products and services.

In reality, it was just spreadsheets.

In the end, there was $2 billion missing from the books, but that was a story for a different day.