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>>Geeket+(OP)
I can't say I'm surprised, but I can't help but feel he would have been much better off if he wasn't so rich. I wouldn't be surprised if they kept him locked up for life to ensure there is no possibility for anyone to contest the property seizures.

Corruption at its finest.

>>zivkov+Gg
He admits he committed fraud (using DIB funds for the Plantation on a project in Pakistan), so how is this corruption? I'm not fond of the continually extended jail time, but he is a criminal. The story title should really be "The Dubai Financial Fraud Trap".

>>alista+Oo
Did you read the article? He's already served a sentence well exceeding that of the crime he's alleged to have committed. Now he's in jail at the behest of his creditors.