Why Are the International Money Launderers Phoenix Thoroughbreds Still Allowed to Buy Horses in Australia? – Why Do They Buy Them in Partnership With Tony Fung of AQUIS?

by : peterprofitracingOctober 5, 2021

Twelve Phoenix Thoroughbreds became a pariah in the international thoroughbred world after a US trial by a man convicted of one of the world’s biggest ever frauds – the $7 billion Onecoin cryptocurrency con – named Phoenix’s owner Amir Abdulaziz Salman in evidence as his partner and principal money launderer.

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