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MOFA to probe reports on Singapore information

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MOFA to probe reports on Singapore information

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2008/08/21/2003420974
STAFF WRITER, WITH CNA
Thursday, Aug 21, 2008, Page 3
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday it would probe reports that Singapore provided information about suspected money-laundering by members of former president Chen Shui-bian’s (陳水扁) family as early as last year.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Francisco Ou (歐鴻鍊) made the remarks after the Chinese-language China Times reported that Singapore contacted Taiwan about the matter in March last year.

Former first lady Wu Shu-jen (吳淑珍) allegedly transferred money to a Singapore bank account in her brother Wu Ching-mao’s (吳景茂) name last year after Chao Chien-ming (趙建銘), Chen’s son-in-law, was indicted for insider trading in a corruption scandal in 2006.

Wu Ching-mao reportedly then closed his account and transferred the money to a Swiss bank account under the name of Huang Jui-ching (黃睿靚), Chen Shui-bian’s daughter-in-law.

Ou said the ministry had only received a request for judicial assistance from Switzerland last month.

Asked whether some officials may have withheld information about the case, Ou said “the ministry will be able to track it down if there were files.”

Vice Foreign Affairs Minister Javier Hou (侯清山) said the ministry would launch an investigation into the matter.

Meanwhile, a Taiwanese official stationed in Singapore yesterday said that the representative office had not received any information on the accounts of Chen or his family members and had not been contacted by the government of Singapore on the matter.

The official also said the representative office had not been contacted either when Taiwanese investigators went to Singapore to probe the Papua New Guinea scandal.
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The Taiwan press managed to interview the couple at US airport yesterday, as they prepared to board a flight to Taiwan, arriving today.
The couple claimed to know nothing and that they were simply following the instructions of their mother and mother-in-law respectively, aka Ah Pian's wife.
 

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they have been told what to say.
as bian's wife is an handicap,wheelchair,so even if she is charged,she will not be jailed.
the most is fine and to them,it is chicken feet or peanut,as the amount that they "eat" can last them for at least 2 generations.
 
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