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Høsten 2004 omkommer den anerkjente finansmannen Kjartan Skaar under fjellklatring. Supermeglerens fall er ingen klatreulykke. Gravejournalistene Magdalena Mellomstrand og Bjørnar Nergård har lenge forsøkt å kartlegge Skaar og kretsen av grådige pengeflyttere rundt ham. Dødsfallet blir startskuddet til en klappjakt på tidenes største norske innsideforbrytere. Historien strekker seg tilbake til tidlig på 90-tallet, og går via bloddiamanter i Afrika til ulovlig organsalg og skruppelløse mellommenn i London. Rikinger vil bli enda rikere, og nettverket deres, spunnet av kodespråk, kameraderi og kokain, genererer en pengestrøm som går rett til lukkede skatteparadiser.
Norge har mistet dyden, penger betyr makt ... og noen som gjør hva som helst for å beholde den.
Norge har mistet dyden, penger betyr makt ... og noen som gjør hva som helst for å beholde den.
- GenresCrime
564 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2012
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March 2, 2016
Now this was a slow starter...
But what I do like is the timeline of the book, it is laid out over a realistic timeline, showing that investigating journalists not only investigate but has to write something as well. The frustration over lack of progress, anyhow, some negatives though; Maria is clearly wonder woman, she can obviously do everything. The UNITA militia has connection throughout the world, and what connections!
The buildup of this book is more like a biography or documentary than a book, but that is not necessarily bad.
A good bok when you get past the beginning.
But what I do like is the timeline of the book, it is laid out over a realistic timeline, showing that investigating journalists not only investigate but has to write something as well. The frustration over lack of progress, anyhow, some negatives though; Maria is clearly wonder woman, she can obviously do everything. The UNITA militia has connection throughout the world, and what connections!
The buildup of this book is more like a biography or documentary than a book, but that is not necessarily bad.
A good bok when you get past the beginning.
Displaying 1 of 1 review