Accused Money Launderer Says One-Time Russian Hedge Fund Mogul Isn’t Exactly A Saint Himself
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Once upon a time, William Browder was the largest foreign investor in Russia, and buddy to and beneficiary of one V. Putin. And then he wasn’t anymore: unceremoniously banned from the country, his hedge fund stolen, his lawyer killed and stuck with a politically-motivated tax fraud conviction. All of which is bad, yes, but all of which makes for a good book.
Of course, Browder didn’t mine his experience only for literature, he’s used it to campaign tirelessly against the kind of things Putin used to do for him but now does against him. Unfortunately, it’s also a total lie, according to an allegedly equally unsavory character who recently had the pleasure of deposing Browder’s ass, and finding that he’s every bit the tax-fraudster that Russia says he is and that he might as well have personally tortured his lawyer to death…
Accused Money Launderer Says One-Time Russian Hedge Fund Mogul Isn’t Exactly A Saint Himself
