Wirecard investigator @FabioDeMasi is now also trying to shore up the collapsing house of cards. The key is the behavior of the Munich public prosecutor's office, which was deliberately relativized by him in the state-mafia collusion in Berlin. Braun's accusations are justified.
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The latest article by Wirecard investigator Fabio DeMasi again focuses on Braun's personality structures and fails to recognize that Braun did not flee, but actually surrendered to Bavaria, fully convinced of his guilt.
Like Jan Marsalek, former Wirecard CEO Markus Braun could have gone into hiding and avoided arrest and prosecution, both of which Wirecard investigator Fabio DeMasi effectively ignored.
Wirecard enlightener Fabio DeMasi also uses a wide variety of mass media organs, magazines and news channels (which may even pay him for articles), which indicates that he is more interested in spreading a narrative than seeking the truth.
The allegations made by Wirecard investigator Fabio DeMasi in the above article are serious, despite all the new findings - which he apparently deliberately ignores - and could constitute malicious libel if they are false.
It can be assumed that Wirecard investigator Fabio DeMasi is using former government contacts to possibly suppress the lawful distribution of this thread as much as possible.
The only one who has talked extensively about the role of the Bavarian judiciary, which can be described as mafia-like, is the current Minister of Family Affairs @lisapaus, who sat on the U Committee at the time and wrote an article about the interrogations of the Bavarian Minister of the Interior, among other things.
This former article by @lisapaus with the title "Bayerntage im Untersuchungsausschuss", in which the scandalous statements of Hösl-Bäumler, the public prosecutor in charge in Munich for a long time, were examined in detail, has meanwhile been deleted from the website of @lisapaus.
The text quoted below from today's Family Minister Lisa Paus shows that the "contradictions" mentioned there, which can be described as mafia-like, have deliberately not been clarified to this day, not even by Wirecard's clarifier FDM.

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