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Not a genuine document found in missing Melissa Caddick’s affairs, liquidators say – Sydney Morning Herald
Liquidators reviewed thousands of pages of financial documents and couldn’t identify a single genuine document missing businesswoman provided to investors.
After reviewing thousands of pages of financial documents, provisional liquidators have not identified a single genuine document that missing businesswoman Melissa Caddick provided to her investors.
Bruce Gleeson and Daniel Soire from Jones Partners, the court-appointed provisional liquidators of Ms Caddicks company Maliver, have spent the past two months forensically reconstructing her financial affairs.
Melissa Caddick has not been seen since November, the day after she was accused of financial…
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