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Yubaru
Ok, so you admit you received bribes.
So the contradiction is just in the timing and not about whether or not you actually received any bribes?
Yeah right, once you took bribes, you suddenly got a conscious and quit taking them because you became president of the company?
Oh right, some underling handled the transactions for you right?
So whom else in the town was getting kickbacks? It cant just be these guys, the lower end folks had to be getting some thing to!
Chip Star
Corruption in Japan?! Glad I was sitting down for this article, got a bit dizzy there for a moment.
zones2surf
Weird.... I haven't read about anyone being taken into custody and questioned about this. I thought that was standard practice now when there is alleged corporate malfeasance.
Dukeleto
Its ok the Execs are all Japanese so no detention or Jail time necessary. That treatment is reserved solely for foreigners.
Do the hustle
Fraud and bribery are rampant in Japan Inc. and very few seem to go to jail for it. Usually just a 3-month pay cut and an apology is their punishment.
AgentX
Holding the family accountable for financial problems of deceased individuals is commonplace here. I would prefer to see his family stand trial then just walk away with the extra 300 Million yen.