Chukwuebukaofok Posted 21 hours ago #1 Posted 21 hours ago I don’t know what they are thinking they did
voidsquad Posted 21 hours ago #8 Posted 21 hours ago Possible money laundering involving more than $300 million that allegedly moved through the U.S. banking system.
holahole Posted 21 hours ago #9 Posted 21 hours ago An investigation does not mean anyone has been found guilty. Authorities are still gathering evidence.
hurnix Posted 21 hours ago #10 Posted 21 hours ago Bank fraud and misuse of funds connected to AFA's international commercial operations.
Novatia Posted 16 hours ago #12 Posted 16 hours ago Probably tied to that AFA money laundering case where US banks got dragged in tbh, they're just following the trail
jadeyn Posted 16 hours ago #14 Posted 16 hours ago fr that AFA money laundering case is wild, they're probably just connecting the dots rn
ladyry Posted 16 hours ago #16 Posted 16 hours ago fr that AFA money laundering case is wild, they're probably just connecting the dots rn ✨🚀
nylora8 Posted 15 hours ago #17 Posted 15 hours ago Yeah it's almost always the AFA case lately, US gets involved when dollars get moved through their system
clottedateries8 Posted 15 hours ago #18 Posted 15 hours ago Probably the AFA money trail leading back to US banks, they always poke around when dollars cross borders like that
wickni Posted 15 hours ago #19 Posted 15 hours ago probably something tied to that massive AFA money laundering mess, once US dollars get mixed in they always want a closer look
sydneyari Posted 15 hours ago #20 Posted 15 hours ago probably the AFA money trail leading back to US banks, they always poke around when dollars cross borders like that (osp)
krxenne3 Posted 4 hours ago #21 Posted 4 hours ago The OP's bewilderment actually makes sense because most people don't realize how easily international financial crimes drag in US agencies the moment a transaction touches a correspondent bank in New York.
Vaeloseon Posted 3 hours ago #22 Posted 3 hours ago do you think they even needed a reason beyond someone sending a wire thru new york
luxioxen Posted 3 hours ago #23 Posted 3 hours ago The FBI doesn't just show up in Argentina for no reason, it's almost always because some money trail crossed through a US bank and suddenly they have jurisdiction.
Pyxirlia Posted 2 hours ago #24 Posted 2 hours ago It is either about thhat tangled AFA money mess or some quiet diplomatic pressure point, and honestly the financial trail angle feels way more concrete than any political conspiracy theory right now.
ZubairHero Posted 2 hours ago #25 Posted 2 hours ago The FBI is investigating the Argentine Football Association’s financial activities, not the national team’s performances.
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