Tax Saabotage: Swedish Economic Crime Authority To Question Muller
May 29th, 2013 9:29 AM
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Former Saab Chairman Victor Muller “will be called in to answer questions related to a Swedish inquiry into alleged tax offenses at the bankrupt carmaker,” Sweden’s Economic Crime Authority told Reuters.
When news spread last week that Muller will be called on the carpet, Victor took to his favorite mouthpiece, Saabsunited, and said it is not true:
“Nobody from the Swedish Authorities has ever tried to get in touch with me and I am sure they have my number so if they had wanted to, they would have certainly been able to do so.”
Katinka Wall, a spokeswoman at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority, told Reuters that Muller would be summoned as part of the wider investigation and that he is not being served as a suspect.
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Shame GM doesn't bring him on as CEO. He could finish the axe job that Rick Wagoner was even too incompetent to complete.
"Katinka Wall, a spokeswoman at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority, told Reuters that Muller would be summoned as part of the wider investigation and that he is not being served as a suspect." Yah, shoor. And if Muller believes that, his middle names are Julian Assange. http://m.guardian.co.uk/media/2013/may/20/julian-assange-gchq-messages-extradition Those Swedes are yust so straightforward.
The SAAB story is going on longer, but the Porsche-Volkswagen story was juicier, with a more convoluted plot, more interesting characters, and lots more intrigue. More chapters are coming in the former, but who knew a zombie story could be so dull?