Carlos Ghosn case haunts Japan a year after shock escape
(WorldNews Japan)

Tokyo: A year after Japan learned with horror that Carlos Ghosn had jumped bail to become the world`s most famous fugitive, the fiasco and its repercussions continue to haunt the country. Ghosn was living in a monitored Tokyo apartment awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges when he casually boarded a train to Osaka in western Japan on December 29, 2019 with two accomplices. They smuggled him past customs at Kansai airport, reportedly in an instrument case, and a day later he emerged in Beirut, after changing planes in Istanbul. The former Nissan chief, who holds French, Lebanese and Brazilian nationality, declared in an astonishing press conference from Beirut that he had been forced...