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Johann Lafer Plans Private Meeting With Ailing Chef Alfons Schuhbeck

Schuhbeck remains at home under a court-approved suspension of his four-year-three-month sentence due to a terminal cancer diagnosis.

Johann Lafer möchte sich mit Alfons Schuhbeck treffen.
Alfons Schuhbeck ist bereits wegen Steuerhinterziehung verurteilt. Nun muss sich der Starkoch wegen Betrug und Insolvenzverschleppung erneut vor Gericht verantworten. Doch der Koch könnte noch Glück haben.

Overview

  • Landgericht München I sentenced Alfons Schuhbeck to a combined four-year-three-month term for tax evasion, fraud, insolvency concealment and willful bankruptcy.
  • Under Bavarian law his transfer to JVA Rothenfeld is suspended until September 15 because of his terminal cancer, though the break can be revoked at any time.
  • Johann Lafer told the Abendzeitung he feels profound regret for his former colleague’s plight and admitted he is not familiar with the case details.
  • Lafer said he intends to meet Schuhbeck face to face in Munich on his next visit, insisting true empathy cannot be conveyed by phone or text.
  • Investigators found that Schuhbeck misused about €460,000 in COVID-19 relief funds and delayed insolvency filings for nine companies, triggering creditor claims of around €27 million.