German businessman in Wirecard probe dies in Philippines


Wanted poster provided by the German police on Aug 12, 2020 shows Jan Marsalek who is facing allegations of fraud and other charges. - AP

MANILA (AFP): A German businessman in the Philippines wanted for questioning over the Wirecard accounting scandal has died, the justice minister said Thursday (Aug 13).

Christopher Reinhard Bauer died from "natural causes" on July 27 at a hospital in the capital Manila and was later cremated, Menardo Guevarra told AFP.

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