Re: Anglo seeks jailing of Quinn for contempt

Originally Posted by
PaddyJoe
Sean Quinn was interviewed on Northern Sound this morning. I didn't hear it but reportedly he said that he had no regrets about hiding assets and that he could do nothing further at this stage to recover them for Anglo. It appears that he is prepared to go to jail.
It seems that he repeated his allegation from the IMOS article that Cowen rang him in 2010 to sort the situation out but didn't add any further details.
No sign of a podcast on the Northern Sound website yet.
Seán Quinn has said if the former Anglo Irish Bank wanted to see him jailed he would “accept it”, but said that putting his assets beyond the bank’s reach was “the right thing to have done”.
Mr Quinn said he had made a “very conscious decision” to put assets beyond the bank’s reach.
“We thought at the time we were retaining our own assets and they were moving in illegally on those assets,” he said. “There was an onus on us to make some effort to defend ourselves.
“We felt it was the right thing to do and we still feel it was the right thing to have done – unfortunately it finished up in prison,” he said in the interview, which was recorded on Thursday.
So in layman's terms, what the IBRC is accusing them of is more or less correct. Out of your own mouth let ye be judged.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...320946359.html
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