Assignment review reveals links to children's product company Bonti after prison time
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In 2021, Alexander Ernstberger was sentenced to six years in prison for eco-crime after the so-called Allra scandal.
In 2021, Alexander Ernstberger was sentenced to six years in prison for eco-crime after the so-called Allra scandal.
He believes that he is wrongly convicted.
Task Review reports that Alexander Ernstberger was involved in the children's product company Bonti after his prison term - despite a food ban.
The company was bought by Alexander's best friend and brother.
- It sounds like he is involved in negotiating important claims and such. He has a business ban, so you are not allowed to take recurring assignments in the company of close associates, says reporter Carolina Neurath in Morgonstudion.
Ernstberger: "A kind of arbitrator"
Ernstberger himself believes that he was an "arbitrator" between the brother and the best friend.
- He means that I have not negotiated, I have only been a kind of arbitrator between my brother and best friend who were enemies during this period. You get to listen and decide for yourself what you believe and think, says Carolina Neurath.
Alexander Ernstberger believes that the pension company Allra was used as a pawn in a political game by the Social Democrats.
Ernstberger claims that S influenced the verdict and has, among other things, referred to an alleged key witness, whom he calls a "grey eminence" in his book.

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