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By Nathan Layne
In the filing, [ Sunlot ] listed Freeh Group International Solutions, a firm established by former FBI director Louis Freeh that has carried out a series of investigations into high-profile scandals, among a team of advisers it planned to tap for Mt. Gox.
Note: "it
planned to tap". Sunlot also mentioned PricewaterhouseCooper (PwC) as a firm that
might do the audit. But their PR admits (and it is in their writings, apparently) that they have no agreement with PwC yet. They plan to "tap" PwC
after the takeover is approved, but if PwC does not accept their terms and price, then Sunlot is free to do whatever it pleases about the audit, and the clients who agreed to the takeover will be allowed to sit and wait.
Presumably their deal with FGIS for the criminal investigation is on the same level as their deal with PwC.
But I have a bad feeling about how this affair wil end. Sunlot already made a deal with the major claimants who were suing MtGOX in the US (and who claimed to have evidence of wrongdoings) to retire their lawsuit. Some big-time criminals will probably walk out of this, free and rich...
The crooks look so determined, and the bitcoiners so naive, greedy, and lame...

You almost had me, till I figure out why such verbiage was used to inject Louis Freeh's namesake in Sunlot's quest.
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