This morning in the Eurocommerce case in The Netherlands it was Ger Visser Junior who was on the stand. Visser JR is also suspected in fraude by taking enormous amounts of money from his vather. He exclaims however that it was sponsorship money for the stables he owned at that point. The judge also asked junior about the sale off the dead horse Eurocommerce Signapore. The horse was the one time favorite of Visser Senior and after his dead the judge suspects senior too have bought the horse back from junior for an amount of 600.000 euros. In the claim it's the entire family Visser who are at large with nog only junior and senior, but also his daughther and wife who are suspected of fraude in this case. The fraude claim includes the stables of the family and the 132 horses owned by Visser junior. The family is accused of cheating with the prices and values of their horses. Singapore died back in 2012 on januari 31. The judge suspects that Visser bought the horse back on paper after his dead, so he could legalize a amount of 600.000 euros in 2011 on december 23th. When the Fiod took the stables into custody the papers about this sale were missing. Visser senior sold his stables to his son for a amount of 4.7 mil euros, losing his 38 mil euros of debt in the business. Junior then sold 91 horses for a complete amount of 17 million euros. You can read the full article here in Dutch
