Digi-Tech’s bogus letter-signer denies 'wickedness'
The man who signed John Reid’s fictitious “file” letters denied “wickedness” to deceive Inland Revenue and Digi-Tech investors.
Remuera company director Peter Michael Connolly, formerly London-based, admitted in Auckland High Court a series of letters he signed, beginning in December 1994,
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Jock Anderson
Wed, 21 Sep 2011
Wed, 21 Sep 2011
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Digi-Tech’s bogus letter-signer denies 'wickedness'
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