Richard Choi, the husband of Toronto’s top doctor, has been arrested for fraud, extortion, money laundering, and other serious offences in relation to his work at AstraZeneca. He is alleged to have been caught putting illegal “pressure” on his wife to enact strict COVID policies on the people of Toronto. According to police, he used threats of violence and financial ruin to get his wife to comply. It is unclear if Eileen de Villa will face any charges, but Toronto Police have stated it is not off the table.

The groundbreaking media report that lead to the arrest was made by Diverge Media. Prior to the report, speculation was rampant on social media, with many accusing de Villa of being dishonest about her husband’s financial interest in AstraZeneca. The report was passed on to the Financial Crimes Unit of Toronto Police, and an investigation was launched.

According to the article by Diverge Media,

“…the optics look bad. It’s not a good look when you lock down your city when you don’t have to and your husband has financial interests with AstraZeneca and Pfizer. The point is we don’t know what those financial relationships look like – but consulting fees and even research support were declared.”

Greg Staley

Dr. Choi is currently being held overnight for a bail hearing. Police said he is likely to get bail, although he will likely be under significant restrictions. He also faces the prospect of losing his medical license. AstraZeneca was reached for comment, but did not immediately respond.

https://www.conservativebeaver.com/2021/03/14/husband-of-torontos-top-doctor-arrested-for-fraud/

Accused human trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell wrote four articles for the Huffington Post following her companion Jeffrey Epstein’s first conviction on pedophilia charges, and now HuffPost is trying to distance itself from its former contributor.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s HuffPost contributor page shows that she published four articles for the blog: “Tide Is Turning for Ocean Conservation” on June 19, 2014, “New Year, Old Challenges…For Climate Change” on January 4, 2015, “The New ‘Bait and Switch’ on Seafood” on April 1, 2015, and “When the Oceans Failed” on July 30, 2015. Maxwell was photographed alongside Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington at a Time 100 gala.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s contributor page and her articles are now marked with notes posted on July 3, 2020 distancing the publication from Maxwell. The note on Maxwell’s HuffPost contributor page reads, “Editor’s Note: Maxwell published four articles to HuffPost’s now-defunct blog between 2014 and 2015. Maxwell, like all contributors to the blog platform, received no compensation for these articles, and she has no association or relationship with HuffPost. HuffPost is preserving these articles on the site as part of the public record.”

https://nationalfile.com/huffington-post-tries-to-distance-itself-from-its-former-contributor-ghislaine-maxwell/