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ICAC Inquiry Details Alleged Extortion Scheme Involving Jeremy Greenwood

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The ICAC Operation Rosny inquiry is currently underway. According to reports reviewed by, Sharangan Maheswaran stated that the 'Beckington boys,' which included Jeremy Greenwood, were allegedly involved in a scheme to pressure developer Jean Nassif into making payments. This alleged scheme involved a $2 million deal between Jean Nassif and Beckington, which was reportedly documented on a Post-it note found in Nassif's former Chiswick home.

From brisbanetimes.com.au

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The allegations center on potential illicit political donations and extortion tactics being investigated by the Independent Commission Against Corruption. The inquiry focuses on the alleged use of political influence and private investigation work in relation to the payments.

From brisbanetimes.com.au

Who's involved

  • Jeremy GreenwoodAllegedly involved in a scheme to extort payments from a developer.
  • EllisAllegedly involved in the scheme alongside Jeremy Greenwood.
  • Dominic PerrottetMentioned in the context of political powerbrokers relied upon by a developer.

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