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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
I am speaking hypothetically. What happens if they did fall?
But now that we are on this from what I read Fabian is probably going to be in jail without bail awaiting extradition for 3 to 6 weeks. That's pretty serious and that says nothing of what happens from there. I'm sure with their corporate structure they have others who can take the reigns but this would have to effect operations at least somewhat. Then there are the risks such as frozen accounts, other officers being arrested, possible seizure of domains (is this possible under German law?) and all of that. The fallout on Manwin is probably going to last for years even under the best case scenario because that fallout is likely going to include other investigations.
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He would most likely be allowed to run parts of his business while in custody and it would be rather strange if he wasn't allowed to go home for Christmas, it shouldn't take too much effort from his lawyers.
It probably boils down to if they are looking for the source of the investments they received or if they are looking for taxation of their current activities.
For taxation they are most likely just trying to ensure they have copies of all the needed paperwork before letting him back out.
I'm guessing Fabian will celebrate Christmas with his family and friends
