INSIDE THE TRUSTOR SCANDAL

A convicted fraudster. A British aristocrat with a famous name and no money. And a scheme so carefully built that when it finally unraveled, almost no one paid for it.

In the spring of 1997, Joachim Posener recruited Lord Moyne, son of the notorious Diana Mitford, to front the takeover of a modest Swedish company called Trustor AB. Within three months, roughly $89 million had vanished, siphoned through offshore accounts before anyone understood what had happened. When police finally moved, Posener was already gone.

He wouldn't resurface for over a decade, living quietly across Spain, Brazil, Israel, and Argentina while an Interpol warrant gathered dust and a ten-year statute of limitations ticked down to zero. When it finally expired, he was, under Swedish law, simply free.

This is the full true story: the partnership that made the fraud possible, the three months that emptied a company, the manhunt that spanned four continents, and the courtroom outcomes that left almost no one convicted of anything.

- The true story behind one of Sweden's largest financial frauds
- A ten-year international manhunt across four continents
- The trials, appeals, and acquittals that left the case's architect untouched
- How a statute of limitations, not a verdict, closed the book on the case


If you're drawn to true crime where the money disappears and the law arrives too late, *Inside The Trustor Scandal* is the story you haven't heard in full. Get your copy today.