Reliable sources have hinted JollofNews that 32 apartments at the Bitcoin Tower have been sold by Manuel Stofleth Mitterer and Angelika Mitterer, but the Austrians are still stubbornly denying shareholders of vital information about these sales.
Sources explained that more than five million euros have been realized from the sales.
However, majority shareholders Ebrima Solomon Tamba and Marcel Limbertus van Andel have been left guessing as to who bought the apartments, for how much and when.
The Kanifing High Court late last year threw out the civil suit that lawyers for Manuel and Angelika instituted against Tamba and Andel in the couple’s bid to prevent the shareholders from all the managerial, financial and administrative roles in the Bitcoin Tower project.
The couple also made moves to forfeit the shares of Tamba in the Kasumai Real Estate agency over a €165,000 personal loan, despite Tamba “re-paying” €15,000 and Manuel refusing to disclose the whereabouts of the money from the Bitcoin Tower sales to which the payment was reportedly tied.
Manuel reportedly informed police investigators that he invested the funds in cryptocurrency. He, however, denied officers access to the transaction details.
According to sources, Manuel has spent 1.9 million euros without Tamba and Andel’s knowledge and consent.
The police have since completed their criminal investigation against Manuel and Angelika and their file was sent to The Gambia’s law office for review and legal advice.
