FIFA Executive Committee member Chuck blazer
New York … News Time
FIFA corruption scandal took a new turn, former executive committee member Chuck Blazer from the FBI in 2011 to provide confidential information is disclosed, and the official said the move was to avoid prison was. The 75-year prison sentence for escape Chuck Blazer said the FBI has provided confidential information to help investigate. Chuck Blazer, a US judge to witness the promise I made to the public, on the last day, former FIFA executive member and the details of the agreement emerged between the US government. 2013 Chuck Blazer, 70, was convicted of 10 charges, the bribery, money laundering and tax evasion, including serious crimes; it would be at least 75 years in prison if they would serve. Chuck Blazer as an FBI informant to the US authorities reached an agreement, except for the case under the current and former FIFA officials were to provide evidence of their involvement in corruption. To avoid jail blazer complete and accurate information delivered by US prosecutors and law enforcement agents were secretly instructed to provide details. FIFA congress in Zurich last month at a meeting of FIFA 7 2 days before the FBI had been arrested on corruption charges. Former North and Central American Concacaf general secretary Chuck Blazer reported in December 2011, the US Justice Department started a service provider, in November 2013, in Brooklyn during a secret trial, they were convicted. Chuck Blazer promise approver agreement, US authorities provided some information, including the South Africa 2010 World Cup in France and the 1998 World Cup for voting for taking bribes mentions. 10 convicted in November 2013 on charges Chuck Blazer, who told the judge and other members of the FIFA Executive 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa were prepared to pay bribes. The five between 1996 and 2003 Concacaf Gold Cup 4 times the US admitted taking bribes while a collaboration with the US and Mexico were played. Chuck Blazer said the tax evasion of more than $ 11 million promised to pay.
