Jan Marselek and his agents version about the cooperation of the former top manager Wirecard …

The version of the cooperation of the former top manager Wirecard with the Russian special services is overgrown with new details

Wirecard Gang Marselek, the chief operating director of the company, has been on the run after accusations of billions. Most likely, it is hidden in Russia under the protection of special services. Law enforcement agencies of Germany and Austria continue to investigate a complex scheme of crimes in which Marseleki and several dozen persons, including intelligence officers, are involved.

The Dossier Center and the German publication Süddeutsche Zeitung managed to receive materials from the Austrian investigation in relation to the next ex-reconnaissance of Austria Egistry O. (the prosecutor’s office does not reveal the full name due to the ongoing investigation), which is suspected of transmitting confidential information to Jan Marseille and the disclosure of GOSTINA.

From the documents it follows that on January 24, 2021, Egistoy O., a former influential investigator of the Federal Protection of the Constitution and the fight against terrorism, was detained in his house in Vienna. During the detention, he I broke my phoneIn order to prevent the police from getting access to its contents. According to Egistoy O. himself, he resisted the police, because he believed that robbers burst into him. But Austrian law enforcement officers suspect that he had much more good reasons.

AGISTO O. is suspected of transmitting confidential information to the Russian special services, including documents of German security agencies under the secret “Secret”. During the search of the House of Egistoy O. in Karinthi in January last year, Austrian investigators also discovered many secret documents of friendly special services. For example, secret reports of the British security agencies on terrorism and Islamic extremists and confidential documents from the special services of Canada and the USA.

Investigators believe that Egisto O. could provide Marselek with secret information, including the formula “beginner” – The poison used to attempt on the GRU Colonel Sergei Skripal. Earlier, the FINANCIAL Times reported that Marsealek at a meeting with traders in London boasted of access to secret documents containing, in particular, the formula for “newcomer”.

According to investigators, secret documents about the beloved combat poison of the Russian special services Egisto O. received from Johannes Peterslik, who was the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs until 2020. Peterlik received a document of a specially protected document OPCW in early October 2018. Two days later, on October 5, he met with Egisto O. on his mobile phone, investigators discovered video recordings of the secret dossier, dated the same day. Due to these suspicions, Peterlik was removed from office last week.

From Austrian documents it also follows that Egisto O. could be involved in the escape of Marsealek in the summer of 2020. Egisto was friends with Martin Weiss, the former head of the internal intelligence service department, coordinating counterintelligence operations, the fight against terrorism and illegal weapons trading. After leaving the Austrian intelligence, Weiss began to work on Yana Marsealek and was considered his confidant. As before I managed to find out “Dossier” and Süddeutsche Zeitung, he became one of the last who saw Marsealek before the shoot. Springs SZ claim that Weiss organized a private plane for Marselek in Minsk.

According to the Austrian investigators, Egisto O. helped the former WireCard board member and in other matters – with the presentation of his friend Weiss. Through Vaisa, Marsealek allegedly passed Egisto about 25 names: he checked them at the internal bases of Austrian intelligence. Among them were WireCard AG partners for the gambling online business-presumably, Marsealek wanted to check their solvency. But in some cases, he tried to find out if these people had communication with other special services.

Although AGISTO O. during the interrogation said that since November 2017 he did not have access to the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, investigators believe that he received data through a confidant in the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.