Since Mr. As early as , Radio-Canada reported the words of a former SNC-Lavalin executive who claimed, in a civil dispute with his former employer, that the company had paid prostitutes for Saadi Gaddafi.
Apparently, the evidence exposed in the Stephane Roy case goes much further. It shows for the first time, the extent of the costly nights and those involved, and how they would have been openly counted by the representatives of two large Quebec companies.
A son who instead of working on develpoment projects for his country as he was supposed to, began to buy service of a much more⦠sexual nature. Ben Aissa himself was sentenced in Switzerland for corruption in connection with the Gaddafi regime. Saadi Gaddafi had already been to Canada in , and He said he wanted to learn more about North American business practices, improve his English, and meet mayors and politicians.
There were four bodyguards who were contractors for this contract, not regular employees. The bodyguards would have paid for everything, often at the expense of SNC-Lavalin, and they would have recorded all the expenses to bail out the fund or get reimbursed, according to an investigator from the RCMP.
A man of expensive tastes. Gaddafi during a brief stay on the West Coast, according to evidence. According to evidence, they also picked up the bill for the leasing of a lodge at the Air Canada Center in Toronto.
