Rs 103 crore cleared from Usain Bolt’s account, the champion player said – I am broken…
Usain Bolt Fraud Case: Usain Bolt of Jamaica, the world record holder of 100 and 200 meters sprints, has been defrauded of Rs 100 crore by a private investment company. Bolt removed his business manager after the fraud was revealed. Bolt’s lawyer said that Bolt had $12.8 million deposited in an investment company in Kingston, which has now come down to $12,000.
Highlights
- Usain Bolt’s earnings of crores were looted in a fraud
San Juan (Puerto Rico). Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt said Friday that he was perplexed as to how his $12.7 million went missing from a private investment company. This is a case related to fraud cases in Jamaica a decade ago. These cases of fraud are being investigated.
Bolt also said that he has sacked his business manager. Along with this, he added that they have not separated by mutual consent. Bolt was asked if he was broken by this fraud, then this star athlete started laughing.
He said, ‘I am not broken but definitely I have suffered a big loss. This money was for my future. Everyone knows that I have three children and I also take care of my parents and I still want to lead a good life.
Bolt’s lawyer said that the athlete had a deposit of about $12.8 million in Kingston-based Stocks and Securities Limited, which has now come down to $12,000. He had given the company time till Friday to return the money or face civil and criminal action. It was not clear whether any action was taken on Friday night. When contacted, Bolt’s lawyer declined to comment.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force said its fraud and the financial investigation team was investigating the alleged fraud involving Bolt. Not only Bolt, but this company has manipulated the money deposited in the accounts of many other people.
