Prince Charles was investigated in connection with the "money transaction"

Original title: Prince Charles was investigated and related to the "money transaction"
Prince Charles was investigated in connection with the "money transaction"
"Thank you very much for your generosity. This fund has given us great comfort."
At the end of last month, the media broke the news that as long as you pay enough ￡ 100000, you can get a good opportunity to meet and chat with Prince Charles and spend the night at his manor. If you are lucky and have more money, you may be able to "arrange" your British citizenship and title.
Dmitry reus, a Russian banker who learned the news early in the morning, was so excited that he immediately took action and donated a large sum of money in good faith to Charles charitable foundation.
But what he didn't expect was that this high "threshold fee" was finally lonely - not only did people not see it, but the money is now missing.
Due to many doubts, the matter successfully attracted the attention of the Scottish charity regulatory office. Therefore, an investigation around Prince Charles was officially launched on the 12th

Charles and his wife promote the foundation in Scotland. Source: Independent newspaper
The whereabouts of the donation are unknown. Charles is under investigation
"Thank you very much for your generosity. This fund has given us great comfort." last May, after receiving the generous donation from reus, Prince Charles personally wrote a thank-you letter and said that the private meeting can be put on the agenda.
According to the Sunday Times, leius was actively seeking British citizenship at that time, and a "middleman" who "hidden" in the Charles charitable foundation said that as long as he was willing to take the money, he could get it done.
CNN confirmed that leius donated twice to the foundation through "middleman", with a total amount of 500000 pounds.
Seeing the huge amount of money coming, Charles was grateful at first and decided to meet him after the epidemic. But before long, Reyes was exposed to be suspected of money laundering and was at the forefront of public opinion.

Dmitry reus, a Russian banker (middle). Source: the times
In order to avoid suspicion, Charles resolutely decided to terminate the meeting, but leius's donation was not refunded.
Members of the ethics committee of Charles charitable foundation said that the money was transferred to another charity sponsored by Charles - children and art foundation.
But the interesting thing is in the back.
Later on the 12th, the children's and arts foundation claimed that it had not received donations from Reyes and was currently in liquidation to repay its debts.
In an interview with CNN, a spokesman for leius said that not all donations were transferred to another foundation, and Charles did not return any funds to them at all. "The whereabouts of the money are unknown. We do not rule out solving it by legal means when necessary."
"The comprehensive review is expected to take several weeks, and it is not appropriate to make any comments at this stage." Douglas Cornell, chairman of the Prince Charles foundation, announced on the 12th that the relevant investigation is ongoing. Clarence House immediately issued a statement saying: "Prince Charles fully supports the ongoing investigation."
The servant took bribes and resigned. The prince's scandal continued
This is an eventful time for Prince Charles.
Just last week, Michael Fossett, his valet for decades, resigned on suspicion of selling his official position.
Fawcett has been working in the British royal family as the Queen's servant since 1981. Then he became Charles's personal envoy.
The BBC revealed that Fossett, who has a high EQ, was well liked by the royal family. "He can always impress the right people, so he rose step by step in the royal family and finally became a confidant of Prince Charles. Prince Charles once said: 'I can do without anyone, but Fossett can't be without.'"
It was because of this trust that Fawcett was able to easily get involved in Prince Charles's affairs and "hide".

In 2018, Michael Fawcett (first from left) and Charles and his wife were at the Royal Ascot racecourse. Source: Vanity Fair
According to the times, in 2016, Fawcett, as a "middleman", helped Saudi Arabian businessman Mahfouz who donated more than 1.5 million pounds to Charles charitable foundation to win the Lord Commander of the British Empire. "Unlike other honors, this medal needs to be authorized by the British foreign and Commonwealth Office."
The Sunday post found an email from Charles charitable foundation to Mahfouz, which said "willing and willing to support Mahfouz's application to become a British citizen."
In this business, far more than one Fawcett earned the difference as a "middleman" in the foundation. A member of the foundation named William portrick also signed a contract with Mahfouz to strive for his son's right of abode in the UK and admission to boarding schools by drawing a commission from his donation.
The New York Times pointed out that "25% of the money was taken away by internal members of these foundations."
After the scandal was exposed, Fawcett officially resigned on the 6th, but Prince Charles was still in a whirlpool.
Source: Xinmin Evening News