

AFTER A YEAR, $1.097 million from the $1.5 million that went "missing" from the Central Bank of Barbados has been found.
Novaline Brewster, public affairs officer at the bank, revealed this week that 10 970 of the missing $100 notes ($1.097 million) have been recovered.
The bank originally reported that $1.4 million, comprising brand new $100 notes, had disappeared from the top financial institution, but subsequently found another $100 000 missing, to make up a total of $1.5 million. The initial sum was found missing on October 30, 2008.
After an internal investigation, three staff members have been disciplined. A former employee has also appeared in court on charges related to the matter. (SP)
: 11/7/2009
When all the money is recovered will a public disclosure/apology/announcement be made revealing the whereabouts of the money,if recovered, where and by whom? and will the parties currently blamed/held responsible for such crime be exonerated? Let's not forget these individuals.
: 11/7/2009
Was there ever any money really missing or was this just to make individuals at the bottom look bad as a cover up for another plan by higher ups that went bad? As the story(world) turns.
charged : 11/7/2009
What is going to happen to these people that have been charged and disciplined?




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