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Trustorhärvan – verkligheten bakom Golden Boys
They bought the company using its own money—and hundreds of millions were siphoned off. Here is the truth behind the Trustor scandal.
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They bought the company using its own money—and hundreds of millions were siphoned off. Here is the truth behind the Trustor scandal.
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Genre:Documentary, Crime
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:TV4
Cast
Lennart Hultman-Boye
Director
Carolin Björnerhag
Self
Gunnar Lindstedt
Self
Adam Lundgren
Self
Renée Nyberg
Self
Erik Svedberg-Zelman
Self
Viktor Björkberg
Self
Joachim Posener
Self (archive footage)
Thomas Jisander
Self (archive footage)
Peter Mattsson
Self (archive footage)
Bengt Magnusson
Self (archive footage)
Jonathan Guinness, 3rd Baron Moyne
Self (archive footage)
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