Carlos Ghosn：トルコ当局､日本脱出幇助の7人起訴：detained the suspects on 2 Jan(動画）：
Carlos Ghosn: Turkey charges seven over escape from Japan：
卡洛斯·戈恩（Carlos Ghosn）：土耳其控告日本逃亡罪七项
Carlos Ghosn:
トルコの検察局が、元日産社長/カルロスゴーンの12月日本脱出に関連し、7人を起訴しました。
起訴内容：
- 4人のパイロット、
- 2人の客室乗務員
- 航空会社の幹部
彼がイスタンブール経由でレバノンへの逃亡を幇助したと非難されています。
“migrant smuggling” 及び罪状虚偽報告で、起訴されました。
Mr Ghosn fled Japan after claims of financial misconduct, which he denies.
The multi-millionaire former titan of the global car industry was arrested in November 2018 and spent months in prison and under house arrest.
He was monitored 24 hours a day and access to the internet was restricted.
But on 29 December he fled to Beirut.
Turkish police
detained the suspects on 2 January. A government official said at the time that Turkey was not notified about Mr Ghosn’s arrival, nor his departure from the country.
The Turkish airline company MNG Jet has said
that two of its aircraft had been used illegally, and it filed a criminal complaint over the incident.
Full details of Mr Ghosn’s sensational escape have never been fully explained.
The businessman, who also ran Renault and Nissan as part of a three-way car alliance, insisted he could never get a fair hearing in Japan.
He called the justice system in Japan “rigged” and said he was a “hostage” in the country where he was left with a choice between dying there or running.
BBC News
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-52589319
Turkey charges seven individuals in Carlos Ghosn escape case: report
Turkish prosecutors have charged seven individuals for their alleged roles in helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn escape Japan, Turkey’s state-run news agency reported on Thursday.
Four pilots and an airline official remain in custody on charges of smuggling a migrant.
The flight attendants have been indicted on charges of failing to report a crime.
Ghosn fled Japan last December by hiding in a musical instrument case on a private jet, while awaiting trial for financial misconduct charges.
Ghosn traveled through Turkey before eventually landing in Lebanon, where he is currently living in exile.
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