Banker Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering in Soccer Case
He was a banker at a Swiss bank, but pleaded guilty to money laundering in a Brooklyn federal court in a case involving the governing body of international soccer, FIFA. Here's how it worked: deposit more than $25 million in bribes into an account, and upon the death of a beneficial, arrange to distribute the funds to the soccer official's heirs, while keeping a cool million in fees for your services. See also this. [6/16/17]


