The case of the Boing is brought down by Joseph Resh. Who is this?

A private detective claims that he found valuable information about the plane crash

In the case of the collapse of the Malaysian "Boeing" MN-17, a private detective appeared. He conducted his own investigation of the circumstances of the plane crash in eastern Ukraine, and now he was attracted to the case as a witness. The client, by the order of which Joseph Uli acted, offered $ 47 million to those who will provide information about the culprits of the plane crash. The detective claims that he found an informant who told how Boeing was shot down. Medusa collected everything that is known about the investigation of a private detective.

The Netherlands are engaged in the investigation of the airline MH-17, which took place on July 17, 2014. In the fall of 2016, the country's authorities plan to publish the results of a criminal investigation; Among other things, the report is supposed to answer the question where exactly the Boeing was shot at the Malaysian Boeing. These data will complement another Dutch report on the crash of the aircraft; Its authors came to the conclusion that the Boeing was shot down from the Buk anti -aircraft missile system with 9H314M fighting.

In addition to the authorities of the Netherlands, a German private detective Joseph, who owns the detective agency Wifka, was engaged in the investigation of the causes of the Boeing.

The investigation of the detective ordered an anonymous client in 2014. Resolve claims that they have never met and that he has no idea who his client is. All negotiations were conducted through a trustee. There is no data about the "coherent" either; The circumstances of his communication with the detective in various sources are set out differently: according to some sources, they communicated in correspondence, according to others -the client’s representative “spoke” in German with a Swiss accent.

The client offered to pay $ 30 million to those who provide information about the perpetrators in the disaster (this amount does not include the fee of the detective himself). Later, he decided to increase the reward by $ 17 million - for information about the governments or organizations that are trying to hide the circumstances of the incident. He also promised to provide the potential informant for documents for a new name.

A list of questions for the answers to which the remuneration was announced in September 2014 was published on the website of the detective agency Wifka: “ Who shot down MH-17 on July 17? Who gave the order? Who conceals evidence about what happened (including if this happened by accident and not for political, economic or military reasons)? Who can provide information about the circumstances that led to the disaster? Who is directly involved in what happened? What happened to people who participated in the operation? What happened with the weapon used? Who can name the names of people who approved the launch of the rocket? "

2000 informants

A generous reward attracted a large number of informants: according to the decis, two thousand people contacted it. However, only one of them provided information about those who are trying to hide the circumstances of the plane crash. According to Der Spiegel, among others, the representative of the Ukrainian secret service was associated with the resolving (which one is not specified). Informators' information contradicted to each other; Many messages eliminated immediately (mainly those that came by e -mail), but more than a hundred passed the test.

According to Resh, the main informant was a middle -aged man from a European country. He appeared with his story to the detective home on a folding bicycle - the informant decided not to go by car, because he could be tracked on the numbers; To get rid of possible “tails”, he made part of the path through the forest.

The detective organized a private meeting for him with a client representative, as a result of which everyone was satisfied. Whether the informant received the full amount ($ 47 million) is unknown. The detective does not disclose the size of his fee.

Underestimated the story

Due to the obligations to the client, the decision cannot give evidence that he told is true. He showed German journalists an extract from his account, where the fee received for the investigation. “[If someone does not believe me], they will have to live with this. Believe me, my search for information about how MH-17 was shot down for more than a month. It was a difficult time, ”Stern said in an interview with Stern.

The detective claims that he does not know the answer to the question "Who shot down" Boeing "?" -And if he knew, he would still not say because of his obligations to the client. At the same time, it says that if people found out what happened to the Boeing, “there would be more grief”. According to him, "if it became known, the authorities of some countries would have received problems, and with them the inhabitants of [these countries]." For these reasons, he preferred to complete the client started by order, and then herself to endure. “I underestimated this story,” he said . Due to the investigation, he received calls and letters with threats, his phone was also allegedly put on wiretap.

In March 2016, Dutch police officers (in agreement with local law enforcement agencies) were searched in Germany. On June 1, at the request of the Netherlands, the Switzerland authorities seized the contents of the Bank cell of the decis - there may be documents regarding the customer of the investigation and chief informant. Investigators from the Netherlands believe that, due to the declared reward, people involved in the plane crash could contact. The detective himself has already been interrogated in the case of the Boeing Malaysian as a witness.