Business of Dying
“Forty-five years old. Turkish national, he's been resident in this country for the last sixteen years. He's supposedly just a businessman, but apparently he's got previous convictions in Turkey and Germany for drugs offences, though no record here. He's got a number of companies on the go doing all sorts: import/export - mainly foodstuffs and carpets; a chain of pizza parlours; a PC wholesalers; a textile factory. You name it, he's got an interest in it somewhere down the line. But the word is ...that a lot of his companies are just fronts for money laundering, and that his real profits come from elsewhere.' 'Oh yeah? Where?' 'Apparently he used to import a lot of heroin overland from Turkey and Afghanistan, although no one's got any hard evidence of that, but now he's in the people-smuggling business. You know, asylum seekers.' 'I hear there's big money to be made in that sort of thing.' 'Very big. These people come from all over the place and they'll sell everything they've got to get the money to pay the smugglers.MoreLess
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