Author: Roger Hasfal

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.

The allegations being circulated that not all of the money Jamaica’s track and field legend Usain Bolt sent to Stocks and Securities Limited SSL were received by the institution, are false baseless and without credibility.

Thats the word from his lawyer Linton Gordon, who revealed in a statement this morning that all the funds lodged by Bolt’s company Welljen, were transferred via bank transaction and each and every payment was acknowledged by the institution in writing.

In addition, Gordon outlined that Ken Tomlinson, who was appointed by the Financial Services Commission to take temporary management of SSL, found records confirming these lodgements and has attested to them in the Supreme Court.

Gordon though is questioning why the matter is being channeled into a political game.

Gordon adds that there now appears to be an organized effort to shift blame onto Bolt for his loss, when he is guilty of nothing more than investing in the country that he loves.

Gordon is also expressing concern that there are efforts being made to damage the reputation of the 8 times Olympic champion.

He has also revealed that they are currently reviewing some of the statements that have been made and will advise his client on the legal actions available to him.

The triple world record holder has reportedly lost some 2.2 billion Jamaican dollars in the multi-billion-dollar fraud at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited SSL.