TOKYO, Jan 7 — Prosecutors in Japan today obtained an arrest warrant for Carole Ghosn, wife of former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn, who last month jumped bail and fled the country. In a statement, prosecutors said they had obtained the warrant on suspicion she made false statements during April...
Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn is seen here with his wife Carole. — AFP pic
In a statement, prosecutors said they had obtained the warrant on suspicion she made false statements during April testimony to the Tokyo district court about meetings with an unnamed individual. He had been freed on bail after agreeing to strict conditions, with prosecutors arguing he posed a flight risk.
Ghosn’s second wife, Carole vocally led the campaign for her husband’s freedom, insisting on his innocence and slamming Japanese prosecutors for what she deemed ill-treatment after his shock November 19, 2018 arrest.
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