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Former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser harshly criticized the trial of the first instance in interviews with various newspapers over the weekend. As reported, Grasser was not sentenced to eight years in prison in Buwog’s trial.
Grasser also spoke of the economic consequences of the sentence for him, after he had previously had expenses of 2.5 million euros for lawyers and experts. “I think personal bankruptcy will not come in three years, it will come much earlier. This process has ruined my existence anyway,” Grasser said in an interview with the “Kurier”.
With this trial you have a total loss, that’s why Grasser. Reputation is ruined, reputation is taken away and honor is cut off. “This error in judgment portrays me as a criminal who is being jailed for eight years,” Grasser said.
In an interview with “Kleine Zeitung”, she accuses the judge of “appearing biased” because of her husband’s tweets. This judgment has nothing to do with objectivity. Before the trial began, it was clear to the judge that he was guilty. But there is no “proof” of his guilt.
