There was a block who transferred AGX money to his family accounts.
AGENIX Agenix former chief executive officer Neil Leggett has pleaded guilty to a charge of fraud and been gaoled for up to nine years. A spokesman for Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions said that in the Brisbane District Court, Judge Douglas McGill set a minimum parole period of three years. A former Agenix chief financial officer, Mr Leggett was charged following irregularities discovered in Agenix accounts (BD: Jan 23, 2009). Police alleged he dishonestly induced a company he was director of to give money to an outside investment company with which he was associated with
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Biotech Daily February 18
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