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Malaysian Fugitive at Center of 1MDB Corruption Scandal That Funded ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ Reportedly Located in China​

Alex Ritman
Sat, 19 July 2025 at 1:07 am SGT
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Jho Low, the playboy Malaysian financier who was central to the multi-billion dollar 1MDB corruption scandal, has reportedly been located and his new identity discovered.

Low was the mastermind behind the embezzlement of at least $4.5 billion from the 1MDB Malaysian development fund, much of which was used to buy luxury real estate across the U.S., plus art, a private jet and a superyacht. But he also managed to use the finances to ingratiate himself into Hollywood circles, most notably becoming close with Leonardo DiCaprio — who would star in 2013 hit “The Wolf of Wall Street,” which, in 2016, the Department of Justice alleged had been financed using stolen Malaysian money. DiCaprio thanked Low in his Golden Globes acceptance speech in 2014.

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Since 2015, when elements of the corruption were first brought to light, Low is believed to have been on the run and was initially understood to have taken refuge in Taiwan, which has no extradition treaty with Malaysia or the U.S. There have been various rumors about his whereabouts since then, but Project Brazen, the podcast studio and production banner set up by Bradley Hope and Tom Wright, the former Wall Street Journal reporters who broke many of the key early 1MDB stories and co-wrote “Billion Dollar Whale” about the scandal, has now provided an update.

Announced during a live stream on Friday entitled “Finding Jho Low,” Hope and Wright asserted — using evidence provided by various sources and newly-uncovered documents — that Low was living in a mansion in Green Hills, an “ultra high-end neighbourhood in Shanghai.” They also added that Low was using a “fake Australian passport” using the Greek name Constantinos Achilles Veis, which he was using to “move around China and hide his identity.”

Finally, on the live stream they claimed that Low was now working as a “behind-the-scenes strategist for the Chinese government,” where his tasks include “helping sanctioned Chinese companies navigate difficulties around the world.”

See the “Finding Jho Low” live stream below
 
I do not understand the issue. What is wrong with giving special privilege to the rich ? So you think low ses coolie gene Sinkies should be treated special ? Why ? They are fucking useless and of no value to society.
 
He's the bastard child of a top CCP official. That's why he is so protected. :cool:

 

Malaysian fugitive allegedly in China with fake Australian passport​

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In short:​

Investigative reporters responsible for exposing the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) corruption scandal say they have located the alleged mastermind in China.

Jho Low is reportedly using a forged Australian passport and living under the alias Constantinos Achilles Veis.

What's next?​

The Australian Federal Police and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade are yet to confirm whether they are aware of the case.

A high-profile Malaysian corruption suspect is allegedly living in China under a Greek name with a forged Australian passport, according to the investigative media outlet Brazen.

Jho Low, a financier accused of being the mastermind of Malaysia's largest corruption case, is reportedly living in an upscale Shanghai neighbourhood with a forged Australian passport under the name Constantinos Achilles Veis.

Malaysia's former prime minister Najib Razak has been detained since 2022 after being found guilty of corruption and money laundering relating to the sovereign wealth fund he established, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).

Mr Low is alleged to have helped Mr Najib develop an elaborate, international scheme that defrauded Malaysian taxpayers out of about $US4.5 billion ($6.8 billion), according to Malaysian and US investigators.

The businessman, who has maintained his innocence, previously held citizenship in Cyprus and the Caribbean island country of St Kitts and Nevis — both of which have been revoked.

Brazen is an investigative reporting outlet founded by Bradley Hope and Tom Wright, former correspondents for the Wall Street Journal who played a major role in exposing the 1MDB scandal.

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How did Malaysia's 'Jho Low' operate?
In response to Brazen's reporting, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he was unaware of any official confirmation that Mr Low was residing in China.

"I have no information, we are yet to receive anything. Let me check. I've read [the media reports]. I need to verify with the home minister," Mr Anwar said as quoted by the state news agency Bernama.

The US Department of Justice settled with Mr Low in 2019 to recoup around $US1 billion stolen from 1MDB, but American authorities said he was still wanted for his role in the affair.

Malaysian and Singaporean authorities have also said they are continuing to pursue Mr Low.

The superyacht Equanimity, which the US government said Mr Low had purchased using funds stolen from 1MDB, was seized by Indonesian authorities in 2018.

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Luxury yacht Equanimity, belonging to fugitive financier Jho Low, was seized in 2018 and later sold, with funds returned to the Malaysian government. (Reuters: Lai Seng Sin/File)
The vessel was later sold for $US126 million ($193 million), and the proceeds were returned to the Malaysian government.

The ABC has contacted the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and the Australian Federal Police for comment.

Australia expelled an Israeli diplomat in 2010 after it emerged that faked Australian passports were used by Israel's spy agency, Mossad, to assassinate a top Hamas leader in Dubai.

Australia rolled out the R Series passport in 2023, the elaborate design of which DFAT said made forgeries more difficult.

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