Ponte Morandi, investigations by the Genoa Public Prosecutor’s Office on money transfers abroad
Genoa – Money transfers in the context of normal financial investment activities or a precise plan to escape the possible compensation of the victims and those damaged by the collapse of the Morandi Bridge? The latest scandal on which the Genoa Public Prosecutor would investigate as anticipated by Il Fatto Quotidiano could be that of an attempt to migrate large sums of money abroad to escape Italian justice and the obligation to pay compensation in the event of a conviction for the collapse of the Morandi bridge which, on 14 August 2018, killed 43 people and caused millions of euro damage to the city.
The former top managers of the Highways through bank accounts in Luxembourg and other tax havens attempted the “suspicious” movements.
Legal operations but which could hide a desire to evade if the Italian justice system condemned people to pay damages for all victims and Genoese.
Now the operations – reported by the same Banks that are carrying them out, will be examined and will be checked that the sums are available to the Italian Justice in the case of convictions.
Justice which, among its “weapons” also has the precautionary confiscation of assets in the availability of the suspects. Tool which, at the moment, has not been used.