His wife’s social media post said that Turkish Cyprus businessman Asil Nader, who is once fled by justice for stealing millions from his British Polypaches party, has died. He was 83 years old. His British lawyer, Galus Barack Jones, confirmed the news to the Times newspaper.
Turkish media told hospital officials that Nader was being treated at a hospital in the Turkish Cyprus Enclave in northern Cyprus and died overnight.
Once, one of the richest UK and one of the Conservative Party donors, Nader was accused of stealing from a polypic-an electronics party with a fruit that increased alcohol in the 1980s. To provide funds for a lifelong lifestyle, including Race Horse and the country’s purchase. Houses
Nadir fled the UK on a private jet in 1993, before the North Cyprus Enclave trial, which has no extradition agreement with the UK and is not generally recognized internationally.
It has occasionally presented the media to the claims of innocence in a deserted village in the Mediterranean View in the Mediterranean View in northern Cyprus in the next 17 or the same years, and it will never be a fair test in the UK. –
Nader returned to the UK voluntarily in 2010, committed to clearing his name.
But in 2012, Nader was sentenced to millions of looting by a British court from a British court, which he bought as a struggling textile manufacturer and deal with Japan’s Sanso Electric with stable brands of brands. I was purchased in a division of fruits.
After four years of sentenced 10 years, in 2016, he applied for the rest of his tenure in Turkey to serve. After his transfer, he was released in jail one night.
In the last day, the polypic was the top performing stock on the London Stock Exchange. Nadir was presented as a major donor by Margaret Thatcher’s conservatives and was coming repeatedly on the Dauning Street.
It was Britain’s largest corporate failure, leaving thousands of shares and employees out of pocket. Some people witnessed the rapid and decline of the forefront of the 1980s and the future financial crisis.
Nader admitted to taking money from the polypack, but insisted that he always balanced the books by paying money in other parts of the business.
Born in Cyprus Leaf in 1941, Nadir started selling newspapers on the streets of six years before going to London with his family. Its major interval came after the Turkish Cyprus administration invited them to take a crop export plant on fertile gardens caught from the homeless Greek Cyprus in the 1970s.
In Cyprus, Nader was interested in real estate and a media group, which he sold in 2022. A bank, headed by Cabrus and Story Bank, was captured by Turkish Cyprus Banking authorities in 2002, one of the financial crisis that shaken Tiny. Enclave
A charismatic personality, Nader, was described as a farewell heart of society in his northern northern Cyprus, which is isolated from most countries other than Turkey.
But he also had enemies in the Greek Cyprus community, who accused him of accusing him of putting cash on fruit crops on the land seized in Cyprus, which was encouraged in 1974. After a short uprising was divided after the Turkish invasion.
With the Reuters
