Socialite cleared of money laundering
Socialite found not guilty in £200 million money laundering plot
Socialite James Stunt has been acquitted by a jury of involvement in a £200 million money laundering scheme. The 43-year-old, the former son-in-law of Formula One magnate Bernie Ecclestone, stood trial accused of permitting his Mayfair office to be used as "a trusted hub for money laundering”.
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