BY PHUMLANI SAUL
Shocking twist Convicted of 600 Counts of Fraud, Former Fleet Administrator’s Sudden Death Raises Eyebrows

In a stunning turn of events, a former Volkswagen fleet administrator, convicted of an astonishing 597 counts of fraud, has died just two months into his prison sentence.
Christo de Juger 45-year-old convict, was found guilty earlier this year in an Eastern Cape court of swindling millions from the German automaker through elaborate fraudulent schemes.
Sources close to the investigation revealed that the former employee exploited company policies to approve fake invoices, manipulate vendor accounts, and siphon funds for personal gain.
“The extent of his deceit was staggering,” said a prosecution spokesperson. “He abused his position of trust, causing significant financial harm to Volkswagen.”
After a lengthy trial, the convicted fraudster was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. However, his life behind bars was cut short when he succumbed to unknown causes.
The Department of Correctional Services confirmed the inmate’s death but refused to disclose further details, citing ongoing investigations.
“This is a tragic and unexpected development,” said a Volkswagen spokesperson. “We hope that justice will still be served, and that the circumstances surrounding his death will be thoroughly investigated.”
As authorities probe the circumstances surrounding the convict’s demise, many questions remain unanswered. Was his death related to his crimes, or was it a tragic coincidence?
The case has left many stunned, sparking debate about the effectiveness of South Africa’s justice system and the consequences of white-collar crime.
















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