Bank Julius Baer trust records for Arturo Acosta Chappara, an infamous former Mexican police chief who was responsible for the disappearance of 140 detainees in Guerrero and who was convicted of drug-trafficing.

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Swiss Bank Secrecy does attract criminals

Swiss Bank Secrecy protects data in the Cayman Islands because as the whistleblower has been accused of having violated Swiss Bank Secrecy in the Cayman Islands by the prosecutor of the state of Zurich Alexandra Bergmann in Switzerland. Note Swiss Bank Secrecy protects data in the Cayman Islands and anywhere in the world!

A complaint against Swiss Bank Secrecy has been filed with the European Court of Human Rights in April 08 as shown on Wikileaks.

This is another striking example of a criminal client of Julius Baer.

Arturo Acosta Chaparro, Mexico a mass murderer and drug dealer, files are attached!

The Julius Baer, Cayman data was seizured at the whistleblower's home in 2005 by the Police of the State of Zurich and investigated intensively afterwards and that for close to four years!

Outcome: Complaint against the Whistleblower violating Swiss Bank Secrecy with Cayman Islands data. No action taken against the client of Julius Baer, Zurich and Cayman for instance Arturo Acosta Chaparro convicted mass murderer of estimated 150 victims and Mexican drug dealer known for torturering peasants. His flight of death taking up the well tortured peasants in helicopters and pushed them out over the ocean while still alive! Julius Baer held Chaparro's Trust and Swiss Managers and family members signed the Trust resolutions when Chaparro was already investigated!

Therefore, the Mexican authorities may be interested in a company called Symac Investments, owned by the Symac Trust. The attachements disclose that this was set up by a man named Arturo Acosta Chaparro and his wife, Silvia. It may be that this was for nothing more interesting than a family inheritance, but the Mexicans may want to know whether the several millions of USD had anything to do with the allegations that Mr Chaparro, a former police chief from the Mexican state of Guerrero, stopped chasing his local drug dealers and joined them in business.

The Caymans office at Julius Baer, who are under a legal obligation to fulfil 'know your customer' rules to prevent money laundering, seem to have been completely oblivious to the fact that, when Mr Chaparro was dealing with them in the late 1990s, he was already the subject of multiple allegations not only that he was a narcotrafficker but also that he had played a leading role in the dirty war of police and army against rural guerillas on his patch beween 1975 and 1981. He was accused of organising the seizure, torture and murder of peasants who were suspected of helping the rebels and, with particular persistence of overseeing 'flights of death' in which well-tortured detainees were taken up in helicopters and pushed out over the ocean while still alive.

With the assistance of Julius Baer, Mr Chaparro was able to invest several millions of USD in Symac with all the secrecy which the Caymans allowed and to draw out some $12,000 a month until he suddenly stopped it in July 1998. The following year, a particularly notorious colleague from the Mexican police became an FBI informer and offered new evidence against him. In August 2000, Chaparro was arrested. In November 2002, he was convicted and jailed for 15 years for drugs offences. Three years later, that sentence was overturned on appeal altough he was kept in prison until 2007 when the conviction also was overturned by a court of appeal.

People at Julius Baer who must have been aware of Arturo Acosta Chaparro because they handle the account directly or indirectly or must have knowledge of it due to investigations or being responsible for it:

The JB's CEO's in the Caymans Chris Rowlandson, P.W..C. Goulden, Charles Farrington

The Board of Directors of JB, Cayman Rudolf Baer, Knabenhans, Michael Vukotic, Duerr-Gerber, Curtis Lowell JR, Dr. Raymond J. Baer as business line responsible for Trust & Companies in the Caymans,

The President of Julius Baer Holding Ltd Dr. Thomas Baer who run major business through the Cayman Islands' office

The Board of Directors of Julius Baer Holding Zurich had the audit reports of the Head Auditor Max Raemy who audited the Caymans personally

CASH, the newspaper, and particularly the so-called star journalist Leo Mueller who wrote even about the case in his book but did only write badly about the whistleblower. He had to protect Julius Baer due to his employers it appears.

The Zurich Tax Commission II because they made the decision not to give the Federal Tax Authorities the access to the data to review and go after tax dodgers and serious criminals. That decision was not appealed neither by the prosecutor nor the Federal Tax Authority. It is now law the prosecutor Alexandra Bergmann of the State of Zurich confirmed in Nov 2008. The data respectively criminals remain protected by Swiss Laws.

Price Waterhouse Coopers carried out an annual audit but overlooked several cases of abuse.

The Swiss Banking Commission because the president of the Swiss Banking Commission who visited the Julius Baer, Cayman office in 1998 personally (the Chaparro case was a major issue at the time) had also the responsibility as the highest Banker in Switzerland over the Julius Baer subsidiary in the Cayman.

However, no action was taken at all Chaparro's funds might still be managed by the former representative of Julius Baer, Mexico Curtis Lowell Jun in Zurich.