The case revolves around the invoice for a work found with Luciano D’Onofrio, the former strongman of Standaard Liège. That reports Litter Thursday evening.
According to the business newspaper, the investigation was opened following a search by the Central Anti-Corruption Service (CDBC) in the home of the businessman and important Belgian football figure D’Onofrio. He is the subject of a judicial investigation on suspicions of money laundering for an amount of 9.5 million euros.
During that search, the investigators noticed a metal sculpture in the garden of the hand and signed by Arne Quinze. Police discovered it had been billed from an offshore account. This prompted the opening of a judicial investigation by the federal prosecutor’s office.
