The three then boarded a “shinkansen” bullet train together from Tokyo’s Shinagawa station to a station in western Osaka, arriving around 7:30 pm. – ‘Wrongful methods’ –The justice ministry said it did not have records of Ghosn departing Japan. Japan’s transport ministry told AFP that luggage checks are not mandatory for private jets. Ghosn, who has French, Brazilian and Lebanese nationalities, was able to enter Lebanon on a French passport, according to airport documents seen by AFP. Image: AFP/File / ERIC PIERMONT Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn escaped while awaiting trial in Japan on multiple counts of financial misconduct

Source: Egypt Independent January 06, 2020 13:18 UTC