The hook nose scumbag sneaked out of the country
I wonder how much he paid Mossad for the escape?
https://www.mail.com/int/news/europe/9 ... .html#.1258-stage-hero1-1

lol keepsgetting better, the guy is so wrong on so many levels
self donated wedding funds from Renault going to court findings
The list gets longer
https://www.carscoops.com/2019/02/rena ... hosns-big-french-wedding/

D without a doubt having your companies history crush is pretty unforgivable.

EDIT

Nissan and Mitsubishi stocks nosedived after the story went out
and thats quite damaging for these companies so will see where
it goes out to from here for me he is guilty until proven innocent
Specially if he was responsible for getting rid of new and pristine
dattos in a warehouse collection as reported many years back.
If so in my datto biased mentality that deserves capital punishment!

D the fact that all this was precipitated by an internal investigation by people who have an intense dislike for the man makes me suspicious.

It's easy to think an arrogant ball buster thought he was above the law but the guy could also be innocent. The other factor that makes me cautious is reporters love salacious stories and they'll publish them without bothering to get various relevant facts.

...or they want a man of their own race to be at the top...

The guilty parties might use the caught in translation excuse
but Im sure the Japanese whistleblower witnessed things which
were not just driving someone to the airport with company yen,
The japanese business system allows for alot of extravagant
spending for its executives and customers, its part of their
generous culture and business practices. This is more serious
than what westerners bicker about, they have their reasons.
This is embarrassing for Nissan and Mitsubishi so they wouldnt
push for this unless they are quite serious breaches.

This might be Ghosn caught in between Nissan and the French government. France didn't believe Ghosn in 2015 when he said Nissan was opposed to France gaining more stock in Renault

Reuters: Seeds of Renault-Nissan crisis sown in French President Macron's 'raid'