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Micheline Roquebrune, now 91, faces a severe sentence and a fine of not less than 21 million pounds as punishment for alleged tax fraud in Spain. Despite the death of the actor who played James Bond so many times, the Spanish authorities recently recalled that the tax fraud case “has not disappeared.”
Spanish prosecutors have warned that they intend to notify Micheline Roquebrune of the charges against her so that she can prepare for a trial.
In addition, the Spanish accuse the “lack of cooperation” of the authorities in the Bahamas, a country where Sean Connerys died 11 days ago, at the age of 90.
Is the widow to blame?
However, the old woman categorically denies any involvement in the dubious business of selling the late actor’s house in Marbella and many of The Sun tabloid readers seem to be right. Michelin probably didn’t know much about her husband’s transactions, as long as they had a team of experts to handle all the details.
However, a source close to the investigation told The Sun that the Spanish appear determined to take Sean Connery’s widow to court, despite his announcement: “Formal requests have been sent twice to the Bahamas to notify Micheline Roquebrune on the criminal accusation and the trial against him, but Spanish officials have not yet received a response ”.
Sean Connery has been married to Micheline Roquebrune for 45 years. In 2014, the actor was told that he would not be tried for selling his Marbella home, a deal that was closed in 1999.
The luxurious building was demolished to have no fewer than 70 apartments in its place, despite rules that only five apartments could be built, writes The Sun.
