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Lawyer Says Kelly Innocent of Ghosn Pay Scheme

Yahoo Finance Mar 5 2021 BoardNews

TOKYO (AP) — The chief lawyer for Greg Kelly, an American on trial in Japan on charges of under-reporting Nissan former Chairman Carlos Ghosn’s compensation, says his client was merely trying to prevent Ghosn from going to a rival automaker. “Greg has no motive at all to commit such a crime,” Yoichi Kitamura said Friday at his Tokyo office. At the time, Kelly, then a Nissan executive vice president, was making good money, had a successful career and moreover, was a lawyer...
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1. Greg has no motive at all to commit such a crime.
2. He talks like a lawyer, and he thinks like a lawyer.
3. The important thing is that he knew nothing.
4. That would be the last day Greg would stay in Japan.
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